Will diplopia occur as a sequela of radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

Will diplopia occur as a sequela of radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

1. This thing needs to be checked clearly under the guidance of a hospital doctor. This class may cause nasopharyngeal cancer. The specific situation of this possibility of double vision may generally be caused by nerve compression.

2. If chemotherapy is needed according to the situation, for the current situation, it is still necessary to cooperate with drugs and late targeted therapy, which has a more obvious effect on the recovery of the disease. If the patient has nasopharyngeal carcinoma, most nasopharyngeal carcinomas are moderately sensitive to radiotherapy.

Can nasopharyngeal cancer cause scalp pain?

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is a malignant tumor that is easy to spread and metastasize. If the skull base is invaded and intracranial metastasis is formed, it will cause compression of intracranial nerves, neurovascular reflex pain, and scalp pain.

After comprehensive radiochemotherapy, radiation damage will occur, leading to skin fibrosis and symptoms such as scalp itching and pain.

Nasopharyngeal cancer patients may also experience headaches, which are mainly manifested by gradually increasing forehead or occipital pain. Nasopharyngeal cancer generally presents with nasal congestion, especially unilateral nasal congestion, which may persist over time.