Can long-term pharyngitis canceration?

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Patients with chronic pharyngitis often have foreign body sensation, itching or dry cough. Because often accompanied by throat discomfort, irritating cough, hoarseness and other symptoms, patients with mental pressure. Many patients are worried all day, for fear that their chronic pharyngitis will turn into cancer. Can long-term pharyngitis canceration? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

Can long-term pharyngitis canceration?

First: Patients with pharyngitis need not worry, because from the literature and clinical observation, so far there is no report of chronic pharyngitis leading to tumor. After the patient is ill, the thought is anxious, may appear the mental tension, anxiety, fear of cancer.

Second: chronic pharyngitis patients generally do not have obvious systemic symptoms. The main symptoms are foreign body sensation, itching sensation, burning sensation, and occasional slight pain in the throat. When you get up in the morning, the symptoms will be significantly aggravated, with frequent irritating cough and nausea. Some patients can occasionally cough up powder like secretions with odor. These are common symptoms of chronic pharyngitis. Therefore, for cancer, do not worry too much.

Third: for chronic pharyngitis, although not too nervous, but also can not be taken lightly. Hypopharyngeal carcinoma such as nasopharynx and oropharynx has similar symptoms to chronic pharyngitis. Therefore, once the inflammation continues, we should go to the hospital for examination. Routine otorhinolaryngology outpatient examination can be found out, therefore, there is no need to be troublesome and avoid medical treatment.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to improve the living environment and avoid the stimulation of dust and harmful gas. More exercise, strengthen the physique, prevent cold. In order to reduce the occurrence of symptoms. When the air conditioner is on, keep the indoor air moist and clean. Do not smoke or drink in the air conditioner room