(Nasopharyngeal Cancer)
Nasopharyngeal Cancer is a cancer that occurs in the back, nose and throat of the throat, which is the term "Nasopharynx."
A) Symptoms:
Early on, nasal cancer did not show any significant signs. Some of the symptoms that require a patient to consult a physician are as follows:
- Mice up in the neck
- Bloody nose
Nausea is mostly one sided
- A fall is on one ear
- Hemorrhoids
- Headache
B) Causes:
The causes of nasal cancer are still unknown, but there are several factors that contribute to the disease:
- Geographical location, such as southern China or East Asia
Nitrosamine-rich foods: high-salt, dry-cooked foods (meat or fish)
- Carpenter-related practitioners
- Epstein-Barr Virus
- Family History of Nasopharyngeal Cancer
C) Diagnosis:
The endoscope uses a digital camera to insert the nasopharynx into the nose
- Biopsy: A biopsy on the back of the nose to test for cancer cells Pathology and Immmuno-histo-chemistry
Do a CT-Scan or MRI
- Panendoscopy
D) Treatment:
Modern Radiotherapy
Chemotherapy
- Surgery in some cases
There are no measures to prevent nasal cancer, but we can alleviate some of the factors that contribute to the disease. Therefore, as a physician appeals to all who have a history of bleeding, nose or nasal congestion, come for a timely consultation and treatment with a team of doctors of ear, nose, throat and cancer at Calmette Hospital. .
