What are the dangers of nasopharyngeal cancer

The appearance of nasopharyngeal cancer will affect the patient's health, causing headaches, and will also cause a lot of pain, causing breathing difficulties, and seriously affecting the patient's health. Everyone should fully understand the harm of this disease. In this way, we can avoid causing more impacts. So, what are the harms of nasopharyngeal cancer?

1. Affecting appearance: Allergic rhinitis causes nasal congestion, forcing children to breathe through their mouths. Long-term mouth breathing can make the lips thicker, the teeth protrude outward, the nose bridge flat, the hard palate flat, the hard palate high and arched, and the teeth unevenly arranged, forming an "allergic rhinitis face" that makes the appearance ugly. If not controlled in time, it can cause sinusitis, pharyngitis, stubborn headaches, chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma, and in severe cases, it can lead to memory loss. Children may suffer from intellectual development disorders, affecting their learning and growth development.

2. Affect intelligence and reduce grades: According to clinical surveys and statistics, children with rhinitis have worse grades than normal children. Children with rhinitis often say that their nasal congestion makes them feel headache and stuffy, and their memory and reaction time are reduced. They can't listen to the class or learn knowledge at all. Even many top students suffer from allergic rhinitis and their grades plummet.

3. Decreased learning quality: When allergic rhinitis affects the physiological function of the nasal cavity, the nose will be blocked, causing a decrease in blood oxygen concentration, affecting the function and metabolism of other tissues and organs, and causing symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, memory loss, chest pain, chest tightness, and mental fatigue. This makes it difficult for children to concentrate and they are easily tired, which seriously affects the quality of their learning and life.

4. Accelerate death: About 70% of allergic rhinitis can induce allergic asthma. The risk of asthma in patients with allergic rhinitis is 8-20 times higher than that of normal people. Quite a number of elderly people have allergic rhinitis symptoms before an asthma attack. This is due to allergic bronchial changes, and the allergens are the same as those of allergic rhinitis. Generally, asthma occurs after nasal and eye symptoms appear. Before an asthma attack, there is often a persistent, long-term cough.

Allergic rhinitis is not just a simple case of sneezing and runny nose. It is recommended that parents take their children to a regular ENT hospital for a professional nasal examination in time. After the condition is confirmed, the next treatment method should be considered based on the expert's opinion. Patients should not blindly take medication before the cause of the disease is determined. Nasal drops and anti-inflammatory drugs can only relieve symptoms superficially and cannot truly achieve the purpose of treatment. At the same time, long-term medication may cause huge side effects to the kidneys of children.

Warm reminder: Everyone should have a comprehensive understanding of the development of allergic rhinitis and eat reasonably. At the same time, they should also pay attention to comprehensively improving the patient's physical fitness. They should pay attention to getting more rest and pay attention to comprehensively improving the patient's physical fitness to avoid causing more harm and causing a decline in physical quality. They should conduct comprehensive conditioning.