Radiofrequency ablation is a method of destroying tumors with heat caused by the friction of ions in the tissue under the influence of high-frequency alternating current. The heat caused by friction dries the surrounding tissue leading to dehydration of the cells and coagulation of the tumor, thereby reducing the size of the tumor.

The majority of thyroid nodules are dormant and usually appear only when the tumor increases in size, causing local compression, leading to difficulty swallowing, difficulty swallowing, feeling of choking or hoarseness, changes in voice.

Benign thyroid tumor is a common disease in women, patients with lumps in the neck cause discomfort or even difficulty breathing or swallowing. Treatment methods vary depending on the nature and extent of the tumor. There are 4 main treatment methods: monitoring, antithyroid drugs, surgery and aspiration.

If one day your thyroid tumor is benign and you cannot "live peacefully", you can rest assured because there is now a gentle, pleasant treatment option: Radiofrequency Ablation.

Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a method of destroying tumors by heat, used for effective treatment and has many outstanding advantages in some tumor diseases such as: thyroid tumors, liver tumors, breast fibroadenomas,...

Hello doctor, I have removed the right thyroid gland due to benign nodule, now the left gland has small spokes, blood test T3 is normal, TSH is normal, T4 is 10.2 but normal threshold is 12-14. The doctor gave me half a pill of berlthyrox 100 every other day. So should I take the medicine?

Thyroid nodules are solid or fluid-filled lumps that form in the thyroid, a small gland located at the base of your neck, just above your breastbone. Most thyroid nodules are harmless and cause no symptoms. Only a small percentage of thyroid nodules are cancerous.

Thyroid ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of the thyroid gland. This technique does not use ionizing radiation and is often used to evaluate lumps found when the doctor feels the thyroid gland.

Pyogenic thyroiditis, also known as infectious thyroiditis, is a rare disease caused by bacteria, fungi or parasites. Without timely understanding and treatment, the disease will leave dangerous complications.

A wound about 7 to 10cm long after thyroid surgery will heal quickly in a few weeks. However, patients need to know how to care for the surgical wound. When the surgical site is well cared for, it will help form minimal scars, with high aesthetics.

Thyroid benign tumors are a common disease in women with signs of detecting tumors in the neck causing discomfort or even difficulty breathing or swallowing. Thyroid tumors are mostly benign but there are also a few cases that progress to thyroid cancer.