How to detect the signs of laryngeal cancer early

Only by understanding some typical symptoms of laryngeal cancer in its early stage can we find traces of laryngeal cancer in our daily life, achieve the best results of early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment, seize the best treatment opportunity, and improve the patient's survival period and quality of life. So, what are the symptoms of early laryngeal cancer that can be found?

First of all, hoarseness is the first symptom of laryngeal tumors. Patients will initially feel vocal fatigue, followed by persistent hoarseness, which gradually worsens and is more severe than chronic laryngitis.

Secondly, the patient will feel abnormalities in the throat, such as a foreign body sensation, a sense of urgency, or discomfort in swallowing.

Again, patients with laryngeal cancer often seek medical attention due to the appearance of lumps in the upper neck and behind the angle of the mandible.

Finally, the patient developed coughing and coughing up blood. The cough was mostly irritating and dry, and when there was sputum, it was stained with blood.

In summary, any patient who has the above symptoms for unknown reasons and whose symptoms do not improve after general symptomatic treatment, especially those over 40 years old, should go to the hospital as soon as possible to ask a specialist for further detailed examination for a confirmed diagnosis.