Nasal steam therapy for breathing problems after throat surgery

This study is testing nasal steam therapy — a treatment where warm steam is applied to specific points on your nose and face — to see if it helps ease upper respiratory symptoms (like throat soreness or difficulty breathing) that sometimes happen after thyroid cancer surgery. You'd be randomly assigned to either receive nasal steam therapy three times over five days, or to receive standard medical care as your doctor recommends.

Some patients experience breathing or throat discomfort after having their thyroid removed under anesthesia with a breathing tube. This trial wants to see whether this medication can help reduce those symptoms more effectively than routine treatment alone.