Clinical manifestations of early nasopharyngeal tumors

The early clinical manifestations of nasopharyngeal tumors are quite diverse. On the one hand, this is because the nasopharynx is located adjacent to important surrounding organs. On the other hand, nasopharyngeal cancer is prone to infiltration and spread, and different clinical manifestations will occur when it infiltrates to different parts.

Early clinical manifestations of nasopharyngeal tumors:

(1) Nosebleed. Blood in the nasal discharge or blood in the respired nasal discharge, or nosebleed. The proportion of patients with nosebleed as the initial symptom is not very high, but most patients have this symptom after diagnosis.

(2) Tinnitus and hearing loss. Tinnitus and hearing loss occur in about half of NPC patients.

(3) Nasal congestion. The symptoms of nasal congestion are often overlooked. About 12.5% ​​of patients have nasal congestion as the initial symptom, and 42% of patients have nasal congestion symptoms at the time of diagnosis.

(4) Headache. In particular, persistent headache is a common symptom of nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Clinically, it often manifests as persistent headache on one side, mostly in the temporal, parietal and occipital regions.

(5) Nasopharyngeal tumors. Nasopharyngeal tumors may be nodular, infiltrative, cauliflower-shaped, submucosal, or ulcerative.

These are the early clinical manifestations of nasopharyngeal tumors. If you have these symptoms, you should pay full attention and undergo a health check in time.

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