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Wang Xianyu, a Mirror News anchor, discovered a thyroid abnormality during a routine health check-up. After further examination, the tumor was confirmed to be malignant.
2026/09/13 13:02
[Reporter Li Shaoling/Taipei Report] 40-year-old Mirror News anchor Wang Xianyu was confirmed today (13th) to have thyroid papillary cancer. During a routine health checkup arranged by his company, he accidentally discovered a 3-centimeter tumor on his thyroid gland, and he immediately arranged for surgery to remove it. The postoperative pathology report came out and confirmed that the cancer was malignant. Fortunately, the cancer cells had not spread and invaded. He stepped on the brakes before death in time. He is currently recovering well.
Wang Xianyu found a malignant tumor during a routine health check-up. (Photo taken from Facebook)
Wang Xianyu revealed that an abnormal nodule was found during a thyroid ultrasound during a physical examination. After further follow-up at the endocrinology department, she was shocked to find that the tumor had quietly grown to 3 centimeters in size. Since the doctor recommended that the tumor should be removed as soon as possible regardless of whether it was benign or malignant, he followed the doctor's advice and scheduled surgery. Unexpectedly, the day before the operation, the doctor informed him that the tumor was severely calcified and extremely irregular in shape, and the probability of malignancy was very high.
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Wang Xianyu found a malignant tumor during a routine health check-up. (Photo taken from Facebook)
Faced with the sudden bad news, Wang Xianyu accepted the challenge calmly. The operation went very smoothly. There was only a slight pain in the throat after the operation, and there was no nausea and discomfort caused by anesthesia. As the lesion was completely removed, her hanging heart was slightly relieved. It was not until the pathology report came out two weeks later that it was officially confirmed to be papillary thyroid cancer. He displayed his optimistic nature and joked that this experience was like "a papillary thyroid cancer." Fortunately, the report showed that there was no invasion of blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, or extrathyroidal tissue. Fortunately, it was discovered early.
Wang Xianyu (middle) found a malignant tumor during a routine health checkup. (Photo taken from Facebook)
After successfully surviving the surgery, Wang Xianyu expressed special thanks to the medical team for their careful care. He also appealed to everyone from his own experience not to ignore the importance of health check-ups: "Don't be too troublesome, do it when you have the opportunity, detect early and treat early, and clean up early. I wish everyone who reads this article to eat well, sleep well, and be healthy." After the news was exposed, many fans and viewers also flocked to the social media to leave messages to cheer him and wish him a speedy recovery.
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