Treatment of undifferentiated thyroid cancer

Undifferentiated thyroid cancer can be managed through surgical resection, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, or iodine-131 treatment. It is essential to seek treatment at a正规 hospital. 1. Surgical resection: In the early stages, surgery to remove metastatic or primary lesions is recommended to prevent metastasis or recurrence. 2. Radiation therapy: Localized radiation using high-energy rays can inhibit the growth and proliferation of cancer cells and slow disease progression. 3. Chemotherapy: Administration of chemotherapeutic drugs aims to kill cancer cells and promote cellular differentiation to achieve therapeutic goals. 4. Targeted therapy: Based on molecular and cellular levels, this approach precisely targets specific abnormal molecules or pathways in diseased tissues, achieving effective treatment. 5. Iodine-131 therapy: Iodine accumulates locally in the thyroid tissue, emitting radiation that destroys residual thyroid cancer cells.