guidelines for management of thyroid cancer

Managing thyroid cancer typically involves surgery to remove the affected part or whole thyroid gland. This may be followed by radioactive iodine therapy to destroy remaining cancer cells and hormone therapy to replace thyroid function. Regular follow-up with blood tests and scans are important to monitor for recurrence. Treatment plans depend on the cancer type, size, and spread, and are tailored to each individual. Early diagnosis and appropriate management improve outcomes, and multidisciplinary teams work together to develop the best approach for each patient.