Do I still need to take medicine in the later stages after nasopharyngeal cancer is cured?

Do I still need to take medicine in the later stages after nasopharyngeal cancer is cured?

1. After the treatment of nasopharyngeal cancer, you should take medicine in time and go to the hospital for examination in time. So you should pay attention not to smoke and drink, eat less spicy food, try to avoid colds, and go to the hospital in time if you feel uncomfortable.

2. The efficiency and survival rate of early-stage nasopharyngeal cancer treatment are very high, with a three-year control rate of 92% to 93% and an overall survival rate of 70%, but the effect of late-stage nasopharyngeal cancer is very poor. This depends on the treatment effect and the patient's own body system.

What is the genetic probability of nasopharyngeal cancer?

There are certain genetic factors for nasopharyngeal carcinoma, but there is no particularly clear genetic probability data clinically. However, if the previous generation had nasopharyngeal carcinoma, then the probability of nasopharyngeal carcinoma is slightly higher than that of ordinary people. In addition to genetics, it is also closely related to living environment and living habits.

When one of the parents has nasopharyngeal cancer, the child is more likely to get sick due to the influence of genetic genes, and may also get cancer due to the influence of diet and environmental factors. If it is cancer, then there is a certain genetic probability.