How Dangerous is Thyroid Cancer | UCLA Endocrine Center

[@anthonygibson969]

Im 41 i had a biopsy done but they say no cancer thank God in Jesus name but my doc said it can turn into it tho. I need to check back on it i pray no cancer but i may just have the lump remove. 🙏🏾❤️💙 I have 7 children i need to be here for them keep me in prayers my name Nara im on someone phone so name gone be different when i send this🥰

[@AlexanderSciortino]

I pray for you Hope it goes well

[@emilyanselm8998]

My daughter is 43 and has to have her thyroid cancer she has 7 children and my only child i am so scared it turned our world upside down she has been after her doctors for a long time but they kept giving her oh no its not your thyroid we dont need to do this or that 😢

[@Nikkif1013]

How does she know it’s thyroid cancer? Did she have blood test done? Biopsy? Ultrasound on her neck?

[@cheems6193]

​@@Nikkif1013it can be felt on the neck on professional doctor a doctor with my yearly free check up randomly checked my neck and he said it would be possibly thyroid cancer then he recommended neck ultra sound and it confirmed I had thyroid cancer then my retarded not rlly in real terms retarded asian mother never treated it doctor never said anything dangerous or not 1yr since never treated she made it known in family group chat then fkin out after that

[@dancedream2063]

Don't worry . Everything happens for a reason. God never destroy your true prayers

[@gringoguapo]

​@@dancedream2063😅

[@bddybdz]

How did they find out? And how is it going now?

[@MelissaMarsh-qu1gp]

My aunt had thyroid cancer and then developed brain cancer. She wasn’t offered radiation therapy after her thyroid cancer because of Covid. Could this lack of care be the cause of her brain cancer?

[@ogbeborchristabel9276]

I suffer same but has been fixed naturally with the antibiotic thyroid shrinking herbs by Dr emuakhe from Africa

[@erebusagarista8031]

Do you know which kind of thyroid cancer she had?

[@digitalwolf7628]

Thyroid Cancer is weird in the sense that if you were over 55 with say Stage 4 and then suddenly somehow you were under 55 instead it would be capped at Stage 2. The treatments for aggressive variants have come quite a ways in the last few years. Where even anaplastic has options other than... well what it used to have.

[@sarahwilson5976]

I'm 41 and have a 2.9 cm nodule that came back as suspicious for papillary carcinoma. I'm scheduled in January to have a thyroidectomy. Not looking forward to it 😕

[@victoriamilan-dr9vt]

Me too. I don’t want to do the surgery.

[@teresapack4788]

The dumbest thing I have ever heard "You have thyroid cancer and its small but we can just let it grow for a while before we take it out". I was told this and I looked at my endocrinologist like she was stupid.

[@ogbeborchristabel9276]

You go through the comments above, that's my family doc

[@aimedon]

She is not stupid. You are. Sometimes it is best to leave it alone if it is not aggressive. Surgery and RAI therapy are not without any risks and lifestyle changes.

[@ogbeborchristabel9276]

The antibiotic thyroid shrinking herbs from Dr emuakhe from Africa does the job perfectly fine for me

[@ogbeborchristabel9276]

The antibiotic thyroid shrinking herbs does the job perfectly

[@pacs0508]

​@@ogbeborchristabel9276WHAT IS IT?

[@joyceb481]

CAN THYROID CANCER BE TREATED WITH MEDS?

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

Surgery is the only option mainly and maybe radiation

[@joyceb481]

I don't want any of them...@@HeatherBDentureDiVa

[@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill]

Maybe fenbendosole?

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

I'm 37 with many many autoimmune diseases some rare and was just told I have thyroid cancer

[@joyceb481]

How they find out, Blood taken from the arm?

[@liltokyo0o]

What we’re your symptoms I’m scared

[@haleyquigg9602]

​@lateciaUNiQUE Same! I've been having alot of weird symptoms with my neck and I'm really freaked out too. I haven't been diagnosed but I wanna get checked because it runs in my family.

[@nanapam1267]

Why don’t doctors want to do RFA instead of going straight to surgery?

[@joyceb481]

GOOD ?

[@CK-ok2sq]

Rfa has risks. There is a risk of thyroid capsule collapse or damage to nerves. Also depends where the nodule is grown. I know since I went to 3 rfa doctor. Still searching for answers..

[@HR-wd6cw]

From the doctors I've talked to and worked with, they chose surgery first, and then RFA if they find cells later (as a second option), but not the first. I think some doctors may just not want to recommend the surgery or they talk patients out of it, which I think is bad advice. Present both to the patient and let them decide. For me, I decided to have my thyroid removed as I don't want to monitor something that has been labelled as cancerous (even though it's small). From what I have read though while RAI has risks, if you have to get low doses of it and not very often, the risks are quite minimal. Some papers have equated a low dose to what you'd get in radiation from a standard x-ray for example (I think that's about 30-50 rCI). I think where the risks become more of a concern is if you need several RAI sessions and/or high doses.

[@chuchu3709]

Hello. My brother lives in Liverpool and he had surgery yesterday major thyroid surgery through his chest and doctor told us that thyroid gland is almost 1kg in weight and now he is in anistisia for 3days. Now tell me is there any issue if they put him in anistesia on ventilator for long time. Min time duration that told us 3 days and max no time please guide me we are worried about him

[@brightdays555]

Hi . How is your brother now?

[@chuchu3709]

@@brightdays555 he is good and healthy now. Drs stopped him from driving and gym for dew months

[@iedit1713]

if we remove all of the thyroid out, what are the odds of the thyroid cancer recurring?

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

Actually small since if it was just in the thyroid removing it, it will be gone

[@susanmonty791]

100%

[@edwardvickers5506]

Small chance if it was just in the thyroid and not spread to LN

[@HR-wd6cw]

I think it's quite low, but you need to follow your doctor's orders as to follow-ups, which I think are something like every year (or maybe every 6 months) for about 5 years to track it and see if it comes back so you can address it in a timely fashion if it does. (Since most of the thyroid cancer classes grow slowly, six months is probably the minimum they would have you come back).

[@HR-wd6cw]

@@HeatherBDentureDiVa Not necessarily. It can still come back as some cells could be too small to detect, which is why it's important to follow up with your doctor regularly (I think annually, at least, for a few years after surgery). But the risk of it coming back I think is low in general.

[@AMac-d4m]

Can you have thyroid cancer surgery if you have asthma

[@beachbumLifestyle]

What’s the most dangerous kind of thyroid cancer

[@ogbeborchristabel9276]

I think I experienced the most dangerous one but has been fixed naturally with the antibiotic thyroid shrinking herbs by Dr emuakhe from Africa

[@erebusagarista8031]

I think it's anaplastic thyroid cancer

[@HR-wd6cw]

@@erebusagarista8031 Yes anaplastic is the worst one to get. But it's also one of the more rare types. If in doubt, get checked out I guess.

[@orakzaihangu]

Very well explained

[@joyceb481]

CAN THYROID CANCER BE FIND FROM A BLOOD TEST FROM THE ARM?

[@lv13david]

Yes. You can get your thyroglobulin antibody level tested with a blood test. Other thyroid related levels can be indicators of something being wrong. These measurements can be evidence of cancer but you will still need an ultrasound and biopsy to know for certain what's going on.

[@aliyahossaini8772]

No

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

No. Biopsy. Once you do a Sonogram if it shows might be they do biopsy. Which gives them what type and if it is cancer

[@Lucky42lvl]

Have a nodule that's suspicious enough they wanna jump to surgery. Im 27.

[@quincylloyd1997]

she did a great job at explaining.. some videos you watch... you're like huh?

[@amaliabarnizo4037]

I have a thyroid cancer I don't know what am gonna do😢

[@CShabazz84]

Aww I’m sorry! I have a large suspicious nodule myself. It’s very difficult to find out what’s the proper approach to handle it

[@KyleWarren-l4n]

@@CShabazz84if it’s cancer my advice is to have a TOTAL Thyroidectomy. Don’t mess around with only having one lobe removed - the odds are you will have to have the other lobe removed at some point because the cancer will show up there. I had Papillary Thyroid Cancer in 2016 and had a TT. Recently my Thyroid Tumor Marker test has come back high. Soooo, I don’t know how this is going to play out. I wish everyone here the very Best and it will be OK.

[@CShabazz84]

@@KyleWarren-l4n thanks for your advice! It’s helpful to hear from others who know what we are dealing with

[@aimedon]

you are going to live.

[@chingoypalaboy3946]

My daughter in law had a tyroid cancer stage 3. its spread to the lungs.. please help us.😢

[@beyzayildiz5296]

You didn't talked about RAI resistant patients and about how our lives radically change after the surgery

[@barrydunn4764]

Radioactive Iodine-Resistant Thyroid Cancer is extremely rare, why would it be discussed in a short well presented introduction to this type of cancer, if you had RAI why would you be looking at it in the first place and why would you leave a comment.

[@beyzayildiz5296]

@@barrydunn4764 1) it's not rare at all, you should educate yourself before telling such nonsense things to patients. 2) I comment whenever I want and whatever I want, I don't give a crap about your thoughts and I didn't ask for your opinion or for you to reply to my comment. 3) this video is for thyroid cancer patients and it's important to inform patients about the changes they will experience after surgery and after RAI

[@sandradee1049]

@@beyzayildiz5296 My sister has RAI resistant TC, Trach surgery biopsy shows Anaplastic TC. Starting Taxol (low dose chemo) to sensitize for 5 weeks of Radiation treatment. Also on Keytruda IV, was on Braftovi & Mektovi for 2 years and is now declined by Insurance as FDA not approved. It has spread to both lungs but the nodules in the lungs have not changed. Love to hear who and how they are treating yours.

[@beyzayildiz5296]

@@sandradee1049 I'm really sorry for your sister, it's really hard to deal with this type of cancer, may God give her remedy. I have resistant TC and they want to put me on lenvima and dabrafenib, treatment is very very expensive as you know so I don't know if I would be able to get it and side effects are scaring me as well (I'm in eu not in usa) Mine also spread to the lungs so I pray this will work for me.

[@sarahmurphy-nf4yl]

I was delighted to see your comment as this was something I ​hadn't heard of until reading your commment. Thank god you wrote it. I have been told in have throud cancer 4 yrs ago..and have been putting off surgery due to fear of that and Radiactive iodine therapy afterwards. Your comment wasn't GREATLY appreciated me. Thank you. I will do further research now. Did you have this problem? I wish you would explain more about it if you can. God bless you, and thank you again for your excellent informative comment. Greatly appreciated by me. Doctors are scary sometimes. Not all are good and honest. God bless 🙌 reply if you can. 👋 @@beyzayildiz5296

[@kimkhongsai5763]

Man can we talk after surgery

[@susanmonty791]

I had .88 mm well differentiated papillary with follicular variant stage TMN01 - I had thyroid removed.

[@kavyasworldandvlogs1789]

After care explain plz

[@kavyasworldandvlogs1789]

Im Papillary patient after ration doctor informa

[@itindersingh4908]

You should not have gone for surgery as it is very small instead watched it

[@HR-wd6cw]

@@itindersingh4908 If its identified as cancer, you should get the surgery done. Generally the cancer doesn't go away and personally I'd say have it removed sooner than later. It may not grow, but you still have cancer in you if you don't remove it.

[@ogbeborchristabel9276]

Antibiotic thyroid medicine from Dr emuakhe on KZbin from Africa vanished my thyroid case and haven't seen any reoccurrence to date, you're truly an epitome of good treatment..

[@dr.satyabratasahoo5644]

Marvellous

[@MelodyPatterson-e9d]

Lucinda Lake

[@aaaaaaaaaa2260]

Please don’t do thyroid treatments at hospital. Thyroid cancer se nahi marte h, ye bahot lucky type ki cancer h. Matlab aap apna diet thik karke cancer ko had se khatam kar sakte h. Maine nagpur k sabse famous aur experienced doctor se treatment karaya aur wo sirf paiso k liye mujhe bali chadaya. Dawaiya jo ki radioactive iodine jaisi h waisi dawayi ya over dose diya. Chuttiya aur hramiyat ki kami kahi nahi h. Apne aap ko kam Zoe na samjhe. Apna ilaj khud kare. Tin char Aur doctors se salah le. Puri jankari le

[@pradeepsenchpp4519]

Bro surgery important he na

[@aliyahossaini8772]

Mujhe recently dignose howa hy. Surgery k bghair kese teek hoga. Or apki age kiya hy?

[@Glisten2glory]

​@aliyahossaini8772 fasting karein . Longer hours .. remove .all packages foods.. sugar and carbs ..even fruits . Just have keto meals) search KZbin for options. The cancer will starve itself . Fasting and carnivore is the best option. Google it and check.

[@EDUCATIONHUB589]

​@@sangitamarak7850aapko bhi thyroid cancer h kya?

[@Pramilshah7732]

Meri mummy ko thyroidcancer bataya Hai surgery k liye Bola hai nagpur Mai...kya kare samjh nhi aarha

[@rifatmahmud59]

😢😢

[@rifatmahmud59]

😢😢😢😢

[@rbelatamas]

❤❤❤

[@Lashkar-e-taibaa]

She’s an immigrant she got a slight accent

[@e.williams13]

So what you racist

[@e.williams13]

Going by your name so are you