Different types of laryngeal cancer have different symptoms

There are many symptoms of laryngeal cancer. Many patients may not know much about them. It is helpful to understand the condition and find the symptoms of laryngeal cancer in time for treatment. Let's take a look at the symptoms of laryngeal cancer introduced by experts.

The symptoms of laryngeal cancer vary in how soon or late they appear and the severity of the disease. The main symptoms are:

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

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

(III) Coughing and blood in sputum: These symptoms occur after the cancer has ruptured and are common.

(iv) Difficulty breathing: This is a symptom of advanced laryngeal cancer, indicating that the cancer has progressed to the point of blocking the laryngeal cavity.

(V) Cervical lymph node metastasis: It can metastasize to the middle deep cervical lymph nodes on the same side, and may metastasize to the contralateral side in the late stage.

The above content is the symptoms of laryngeal cancer introduced by experts. I hope that after you understand the symptoms of laryngeal cancer, you will go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time if you find symptoms of laryngeal cancer. If you have other questions about the symptoms of laryngeal cancer, you can consult an expert, who will give you detailed answers.

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