What are the mid-term symptoms of laryngeal cancer?

Laryngeal cancer patients are more concerned about whether they will turn into mid-stage laryngeal cancer. Mid-stage laryngeal cancer means the worsening of the disease. In order to allow patients to detect their condition as early as possible and receive timely treatment, let's learn about the mid-stage symptoms of laryngeal cancer.

1. Hoarseness: It is the earliest symptom of vocal cord 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.

(ii) Foreign body sensation and pain in the throat: These are often early symptoms of supraglottic cancer. After the cancer ruptures, throat pain may occur, sometimes radiating to the ear on the same side. These are late symptoms.

(3) Cough and blood in sputum: These symptoms occur after the cancer ruptures and are common symptoms.

(IV) Difficulty breathing: This is a symptom of the later stage, indicating that the cancer has progressed to the point of blocking the throat.

(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.

(VI) Laryngoscopy: In the early stage, the vocal cords are thickened, one side is congested, the surface is rough and uneven, and granular protrusions gradually appear on the surface of the vocal cords, and then papillary or cauliflower-like tumors appear. After a while, the movement of the vocal cords is restricted or fixed. In the late stage, it often becomes ulcers and develops to the upper and lower parts of the larynx, invading the adjacent tissues of the larynx, and there is metastasis to the cervical lymph nodes.

The above is an introduction to the mid-term symptoms of laryngeal cancer. Laryngeal cancer patients should always pay attention to their condition to avoid unnecessary deterioration. We hope that the above can be helpful to laryngeal cancer patients. For details, please consult our online experts for more information.

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