I regret having minimally invasive thyroid surgery.

Thyroid nodule is a common thyroid problem, which can be divided into benign and malignant. Generally, there are many benign nodules and few malignant nodules. For benign nodules, some women want surgery, but some friends who have done it say they regret it, so they dare not do this surgery. I want to know the reason for regret. So why do you regret doing minimally invasive thyroid surgery?

Minimally invasive thyroid surgery is a minimally invasive surgery and a treatment for benign thyroid nodules. The advantage of laparoscopic thyroidectomy is that there is no wound in the neck and no scar after operation, which does not affect the appearance.

I regret doing minimally invasive thyroid surgery because there are some sequelae after operation:

1. Incision infection or bleeding. The puncture hole of minimally invasive thyroid surgery is in areola or bilateral armpit. If the intraoperative method is incorrect or the postoperative care is not paid attention to, it will easily lead to infection, and then lead to hematoma or subcutaneous effusion.

2, hoarseness, drinking water is easy to choke, this is because the recurrent laryngeal nerve is damaged during the operation, and the recurrent laryngeal nerve is close to the thyroid gland.

3. Hypofunction of parathyroid gland is generally caused by the blood supply of parathyroid gland being affected or parathyroid gland being cut by mistake, and it is also easy to cause hand and foot convulsions and hypocalcemia.

Everyone should pay attention to, if there are thyroid nodules, don't do surgery blindly. If the thyroid nodule is small, you can check it regularly. However, if the thyroid nodules are large and seriously affect life, surgery is needed. You should go to a regular hospital for consultation, which is safer.