How to detect nasopharyngeal cancer

How to detect nasopharyngeal cancer?

1. Common symptoms of nasal cancer include nasal congestion, nosebleeds, ear congestion, hearing loss, diplopia and headache. Late-stage nasal cancer may cause neck lumps, visual impairment or even blindness, visual defects, diplopia, bulging eyes or limited mobility, neuroparalytic keratitis, cranial nerve damage, distant bone, lung and liver metastasis, malignant disease or massive bleeding.

2. Once diagnosed with nasopharyngeal carcinoma, go to a professional hospital for examination, observe the size of the local mass with a nasopharyngeal endoscope, and then perform a biopsy. Nasopharyngeal cytology examination can be used for group surveys.

How to get rid of tonsil stones?

Tonsil stones mostly occur in the crypts above the tonsils. If this area is blocked for a long time, secretions cannot be drained smoothly, and cheesy substances accumulate, causing insoluble inorganic salts such as calcium and magnesium to deposit and form stones.

Tonsil stones are very common in clinical practice. Usually, during physical examination, grayish white, sand-like foreign bodies can be seen on the surface of the tonsil mucosa on one or both sides, attached to the crypts of the tonsils. Tonsil stones can usually be removed with tweezers or cotton swabs. If tonsil stones still exist, you can use chopsticks or a small spoon to separate the stones from the surrounding area in front of a mirror and then remove them.