What are the symptoms of thyroid nodules?

The main symptoms of thyroid nodules are pain around the nodules, throat discomfort, neck edema, dyspnea and dysphagia. If accompanied by hyperthyroidism, there will be symptoms such as hyperhidrosis, palpitations and fatigue. Small thyroid nodules have no obvious symptoms, so most of them are found by physical examination. However, if the nodule is obviously enlarged, it can cause local lump, throat discomfort, pain and other different symptoms. So you need to do nail surgery in time, and the doctor will give you reasonable advice according to your specific situation. If the nodule is large, you need to consider surgical resection, usually quit smoking and drinking, and do not eat spicy food. The symptoms of thyroid nodules are closely related to the etiology of thyroid nodules. If it is an inflammatory disease, when thyroid nodules occur, symptoms such as fever and neck pain may occur at the same time. If it is a new organism, including benign and malignant thyroid tumors, the symptoms are related to the size and number of nodules. If the nodule is large, there may be a neck lump, and we can see the swollen nodule through the skin. If it is a malignant tumor, the nodules will invade the nerves, and symptoms such as hoarseness and cough will appear. Thyroid nodules are masses that grow on the thyroid gland. The first symptom is swelling of the neck. If the nodules are too large or too many, the degree of swelling will become more and more obvious. If the tumor is too large, it will oppress normal tissues such as esophagus, and there will be symptoms such as dysphagia and cough. Surgical resection should be considered at this time. If it is an inflammatory thyroid nodule, it will not only be swollen, but also be accompanied by low fever and diffuse pain in the thyroid area, which requires anti-inflammatory drugs.