Multinodular goiter (also known as multinodular goiter) is defined as an enlarged thyroid gland with multiple thyroid nodules with thyroid function that may be normal, decreased, or increased.

Multinodular goiter is common in women and is currently on the rise and becoming younger. Understanding the condition will help you get the right treatment and minimize complications that can seriously affect your health.

Thyroid toxic nodules is a disease occurring in the thyroid gland, often seen in women over the age of 40. After Graves, this is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism (accounting for 15 to 30%).