Can nasopharyngeal cancer cause facial paralysis?

Can nasopharyngeal cancer cause facial paralysis?

1. Patients with nasopharyngeal cancer may suffer from facial paralysis, but the probability is relatively low. Facial paralysis is related to some nerves and local blood. The most common clinical manifestations of patients are nasal congestion, runny nose or some ear symptoms.

2. For the phenomenon of nasopharyngeal cancer, the phenomenon of nasopharyngeal cancer means that the position of rhinitis has cancerous changes, so it is possible that this situation will lead to facial paralysis. The manifestation of facial paralysis is that the virus infects the nerves. If the cancer cells infect the nerves, this phenomenon may also occur, but the probability is not very high. Generally speaking, nasopharyngeal cancer will not cause facial paralysis.

What are the early symptoms and manifestations of nasopharyngeal cancer in women?

The first symptoms of nasopharyngeal carcinoma are mainly caused by local invasion and the corresponding symptoms caused by invasion of the skull base nerves: facial numbness, hearing loss, hoarseness, etc., nasal congestion, blood absorption, nasal secretions, and intermittent nasal congestion caused by post-invasion nasal congestion.

The early symptoms of nasopharyngeal cancer in women include tinnitus, ear pain, hearing loss, neck lumps, recurring ear infections, nasal congestion, runny nose, nosebleeds, and possible hoarseness, or some visual field defects, difficulty speaking, and difficulty breathing.