What are the symptoms of laryngeal cancer recurrence

Cancer recurrence after treatment is a fatal blow to cancer patients, not only physically but also psychologically. Many people give up treatment because their bodies cannot bear the side effects of chemotherapy again. So what should we do if laryngeal cancer recurs? What are the symptoms?

Laryngeal cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the laryngeal mucosa and is a common malignant tumor in the neck. Radiotherapy is one of the main treatments for laryngeal cancer, but some patients are prone to recurrence after radiotherapy.

Laryngeal cancer recurrence, especially in the late stage of recurrence, shows many symptoms, and most of them are no longer suitable for surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, and conservative treatment is recommended. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of laryngeal cancer plays a very important role in the treatment of laryngeal cancer. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of laryngeal cancer can effectively avoid surgical damage to the glottis and reduce the risk of secondary surgery to reconstruct the glottis. For patients with more serious laryngeal cancer, surgery is likely to make the patient unable to speak. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can prevent laryngeal cancer patients from being unable to speak, and can also help prevent the spread and metastasis of cancer cells in patients, and the toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Control the rate of deterioration of the disease, alleviate symptoms, and improve the quality of life.

Modern research on traditional Chinese medicine shows that ginsenoside Rh2 (life-protecting factor, with a content of 16.2%) is the anti-cancer essence of ginseng. Taking a single prescription containing more than 16% ginsenoside Rh2 (life-protecting factor, with a content of 16.2%) can effectively inhibit the proliferation of laryngeal cancer cells, induce apoptosis and differentiation, enhance the body's immunity, and improve disease resistance.

The main symptoms in the late stage are:

1. Hoarseness: It is the earliest symptom of laryngeal cancer, which is usually persistent and gradually worsens. The early symptoms of subglottic cancer are not obvious, while hoarseness is a symptom of the later stage.

2. Foreign body sensation and pain in the throat: This is often an early symptom of supraglottic cancer. After the cancer ruptures, throat pain may occur, sometimes radiating to the ear on the same side. This is a symptom that occurs in the later stages.

3. Coughing and blood in sputum: occurs after laryngeal cancer ruptures and is a common symptom of late-stage laryngeal cancer.

Therefore, eating some ginseng to moisten your throat may protect your throat from laryngeal cancer if you have enough ginsenosides. Of course, the most important thing is to exercise more to improve your body's immunity.