What symptom can laryngeal tumour have?

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Modern people are busy with business, work and social activities, and they don't avoid smoking and drinking, which leads to the occurrence of many diseases. Laryngopharyngeal cancer is a malignant tumor located in the larynx. In recent years, the mortality rate is higher and higher. The symptoms of laryngopharyngeal cancer are obstinate hoarseness. In the middle and late stage of development, there will be foreign body sensation or swallowing pain in the laryngopharynx. In severe cases, it will make the trachea secretion discharge unobstructed, resulting in dyspnea. There are many treatment methods for throat cancer, and it is also very important for us to do a good job in the prevention of throat cancer. In our daily life, we also pay attention to the diet problems of throat cancer, to ensure that the patient's condition will not worsen. So, what are the symptoms of throat tumor? Now let's talk about it.

What symptom can laryngeal tumour have?

Hoarseness is the earliest and most common sign of pharyngeal cancer. Most cases of pharyngeal cancer originate from the vocal cord, that is, very small vocal cord tumors can also cause abnormal vocal cord vibration and hoarseness.

When pharyngeal cancer develops to a certain extent and produces ulcers and severe inflammation in the throat, it can cause nerve reflex pain. Early vocal cord tumors generally do not produce reflex pain, which mainly occurs in patients with advanced supraglottic tumors. The most common symptom is ipsilateral inner ear pain.

When the tumor in the primary site of serious deterioration and volume increase, it will directly block the trachea, affect breathing or make tracheal secretions discharge is not smooth, leading to dyspnea. This phenomenon usually occurs only in advanced pharyngeal cancer.

matters needing attention

Drinking a lot for a long time can lead to congestion and edema of the larynx, malnutrition and low immune function, which lays the foundation for the formation of cancer. Smoking directly damages organs and forms laryngeal cancer. The longer the smoking age, the higher the incidence rate. Nicotine, coal tar and benzopyrene in smoke are carcinogens.