What are the characteristics of nose bleeding in nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

What are the characteristics of nose bleeding in nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

1. In the early stage, nasopharyngeal carcinoma mainly manifests as blood in the nasal discharge or blood in the sputum after suctioning the nose, which often occurs after getting up in the morning and is often ignored by patients. In addition, there will be symptoms such as unilateral blood in the nasal discharge or nosebleed, unilateral nosebleed, unilateral tinnitus, and unilateral hearing loss.

2. A common symptom of nasopharyngeal carcinoma in the early stage is nose bleeding, which is mainly manifested as blood in the nasal discharge or blood in the sputum after suctioning the nose. It often occurs in the morning after getting up, when bloody nasal discharge is sucked back from the mouth, but the amount of blood is not large and is often ignored by patients. The most typical clinical symptom of nasopharyngeal carcinoma is blood in the sputum after suctioning.

How long can you live if nasopharyngeal cancer is well treated?

If there is no abnormality in the examination, it is not a recurrence. Check the joints. The nasopharyngeal cancer tumor is large. If it grows upward, it will invade the skull base bones and cause headaches. There are abundant nerves and blood vessels around the nasopharynx, so it is not suitable for surgical resection. Chemotherapy combined with radiotherapy is the main treatment. After effective radiotherapy and chemotherapy, the tumor shrinks, and the pressure and invasion on the skull base are reduced, which can effectively relieve headaches. This method of treating nasopharyngeal cancer has a better clinical effect. The patient's survival can be extended for five years, and the survival rate is also higher. In addition, the probability of side effects and sequelae of radiotherapy is relatively low. In this case, if the symptoms appear two years after the treatment of nasopharyngeal cancer.