Nódulo na tireóide benigno pode virar maligno?

Something that happens quite often is that a patient has a thyroid nodule for a few years and then discovers that they were actually suffering from thyroid cancer. In these cases, it was not a benign nodule that turned malignant, but rather a malignant nodule that went unnoticed. The malignant transformation of a benign nodule is something very rare ▶ Every Tuesday at 8 pm I go live to answer questions about thyroid problems, thyroid cancer, surgery, iodine therapy, hypothyroidism and problems in the head and neck region. You can participate by arriving early and sending your question! I will answer in chronological order! ▶Link to schedule an online appointment - https://drjonatascatunda.com/consulta... ▶ Whatsapp - 85 98107.2268 ▶Leave your questions in the comments! Your question may be the same as thousands of people who didn't have the courage to ask! ▶This channel is merely educational. It should not be used for self-diagnosis or self-treatment! ▶I respect all resolutions of the Federal Council of Medicine - the videos are only intended to provide information for strictly educational purposes and do not disclose the address or telephone number of the office, clinic or service. "The only effective advertising for a doctor is through a well-cared for, well-treated and well-operated patient. The patient's well-being creates a chain of trust." Ivo Pitanguy ▶Dr. Jônatas Catunda Head and neck surgeon CRM 14951 RQE 8522 ▶Social networks Subscribe to the channel! http://bit.ly/2FfNPIn Website - https://drjonatascatunda.com Facebook - @drjonatascatunda Instagram - @drjonatascatunda WhatsApp - https://wa.me/5585981072268 #thyroid On this channel you will find a lot of quality information about thyroid diseases such as hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, thyroid cancer, thyroid nodules. And also about various topics in the head and neck surgery specialty, such as mouth cancer, larynx cancer, enlarged lymph nodes in the neck! Produced by an expert on the subject, Dr. Jônatas Catunda, head and neck surgeon, university professor of human anatomy, master in surgery from UFC, doctoral student at UFC.