What are the symptoms of early nasopharyngeal tumors

The early symptoms of nasopharyngeal tumors may not be obvious because the tumors are tiny, located on the mucosal surface or accompanied by submucosal infiltration, and the tumors do not involve the Eustachian tube opening.

The most common early symptom of nasopharyngeal tumor is retractile bloody mucus (blowing bloody mucus from the mouth after getting up in the morning, with not much blood), followed by hearing loss, tinnitus, and ear blockage.

1. People over 25 years old have unilateral nasal congestion and bloody discharge for more than two weeks, especially bloody or small blood clots in the nasopharyngeal secretions in the morning, epistaxis, tinnitus, ear congestion, and hearing loss;

2. Frequent persistent unilateral headache;

3. Patients with cervical lymph node masses on the upper side of the neck or in the posterior triangle of the neck;

4. Areas with conditions should open cancer prevention clinics or conduct large-scale nasopharyngeal tumor screening regularly, which is an important means to detect early asymptomatic nasopharyngeal tumors. The main population of nasopharyngeal tumors should be identified, and regular observation and examination should be carried out.

Understanding the early manifestations of nasopharyngeal tumors, detecting tumor symptoms early, and timely examination and treatment can treat the disease better and more effectively, and will also be more conducive to the patient's recovery.

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