How long can a person with laryngeal cancer metastasize to the lymph nodes?

How long can a person live with laryngeal cancer lymph node metastasis?

1. Patients with laryngeal cancer that metastasizes to the lymph nodes generally live for about 1 to 5 years. Patients should cooperate with the doctor's treatment in a timely manner after becoming ill.

2. Laryngeal cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs in the throat. The causes of its formation are related to abnormal sex hormone levels, viral infections, abnormal factors, etc. There are no obvious discomfort symptoms in the early stage. As the tumor volume increases, it will cause compression on the surrounding tissues, which may cause symptoms such as foreign body sensation in the throat and hoarseness. Cancer also has a certain degree of spread and metastasis. If laryngeal cancer metastasizes to the lymph nodes, it can cause swelling and hardening of the lymph nodes. If the patient has a strong personal constitution and cooperates with the doctor's treatment in time, the general survival time is long, and may live about 5 years. If the patient has a poor personal constitution and does not cooperate with the doctor's treatment in time, the impact on the body at this time is irreversible, which will shorten the patient's survival time and may only live about a year.

3. Patients with laryngeal cancer can be treated with chemotherapy under the guidance of a doctor. Commonly used chemotherapy drugs include cisplatin injection, carboplatin injection, paclitaxel injection, etc. When the surgical conditions are met, laryngectomy, laryngectomy and other surgical methods can also be used for treatment. In daily life, we must maintain a scientific and reasonable lifestyle and eating habits to help the body recover and adjust the mentality.