My mother is going to have thyroid nodule surgery. Is there any danger?

In fact, I tell you that any operation has risks, including anesthesia accidents, the level of operators and accidents during the operation, which are inevitable, but don't give up eating because of choking. We have to do this. If you don't do surgery, it will only delay treatment. This operation is thyroidectomy, and it is unlikely to cause anesthesia accidents because the left and right pages of the thyroid gland are adjacent to the neck blood vessels, and the inner surface is adjacent to the larynx, trachea, pharynx, esophagus and recurrent laryngeal nerve. Because of the special anatomical position, there may be injury of trachea and vocal cords, parathyroid gland and asphyxia caused by recurrent laryngeal nerve bleeding during the operation, which are all possible situations during the operation.

The incidence of thyroid cyst or thyroid nodule is not low in clinic. I have seen many cases. As for your mother's nodule, there is more than one nodule, and it grows quickly and greatly. Because of its special anatomical position, it can lead to symptoms such as compression dyspnea, dysphagia and hoarseness. As for whether it is benign or malignant, we need to send the section to pathological examination to determine the nature and the scheme and method of operation.

I hope your mother will recover soon and listen to the doctor, because the doctor is right beside you, so communicate more.