Early symptoms of throat cancer in women

The early symptoms of female laryngeal cancer may not be very typical, with only a foreign body sensation and a choking sensation. When the tumor ruptures, coughing up bloody sputum and a foul odor may occur. When the tumor infiltrates deeply, pain may occur. As the tumor grows larger, eating obstruction may occur. When it develops to the vocal cords, hoarseness and irritating coughs may occur. When the glottis is blocked, breathing difficulties may occur. In the early stages of laryngeal cancer, surgery should be promptly performed to completely remove the tumor, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy should be performed after surgery to prevent distant metastasis and recurrence. Methods to rule out laryngeal cancer 1. Neck examination:

When the throat is uncomfortable, I believe that people who know some common sense will think whether they have laryngeal cancer, and then want to do a check to see if it is caused by laryngeal cancer. Then it is recommended to go to the hospital for a neck examination, which is one of the ways to diagnose laryngeal cancer. It mainly includes two aspects, namely, inspection and palpation. After seeing the doctor, your cervical lymph nodes will generally be palpated, and they will follow the submandibular, subhyoid, cricothyroid membrane and tracheal, suprasternal fossa and bilateral sternocleidomastoid muscle anterior and posterior edges. Check one by one. In this way, it can be determined whether there is lymph node enlargement and whether there is laryngeal cancer. 2. Laryngoscopy: Laryngoscopy mainly includes indirect laryngoscopy and direct laryngoscopy. Laryngoscopy is also one of the ways to exclude laryngeal cancer, and the patient's condition can be well examined through the laryngoscope, and the suspected lesions should be taken for pathological examination in time. Imaging examinations mainly include X-ray examinations, CT, MRI examinations, ultrasonic tomography, etc., which are the most effective diagnostic criteria for laryngeal cancer. Through the examination, we can clearly determine the growth range of laryngeal cancer tumors in the larynx, whether there is any external invasion, and the specific extent of the disease. Lymph node metastasis can also be well diagnosed.

When the throat is uncomfortable, I believe that people who know some common sense will think whether they have laryngeal cancer, and then want to do a check to see if it is caused by laryngeal cancer. Then it is recommended to go to the hospital for a neck examination, which is one of the ways to diagnose laryngeal cancer. It mainly includes two aspects, namely, inspection and palpation. After seeing the doctor, your cervical lymph nodes will generally be palpated, and they will follow the submandibular, subhyoid, cricothyroid membrane and tracheal, suprasternal fossa and bilateral sternocleidomastoid muscle anterior and posterior edges. Check one by one. In this way, it can be determined whether there is lymph node enlargement and whether there is laryngeal cancer. 2. Laryngoscopy: Laryngoscopy mainly includes indirect laryngoscopy and direct laryngoscopy. Laryngoscopy is also one of the ways to exclude laryngeal cancer, and the patient's condition can be well examined through the laryngoscope, and the suspected lesions should be taken for pathological examination in time. Imaging examinations mainly include X-ray examinations, CT, MRI examinations, ultrasonic tomography, etc., which are the most effective diagnostic criteria for laryngeal cancer. Through the examination, we can clearly determine the growth range of laryngeal cancer tumors in the larynx, whether there is any external invasion, and the specific extent of the disease. Lymph node metastasis can also be well diagnosed.

The early symptoms of female laryngeal cancer may not be very typical, only a foreign body sensation and a choking sensation. When the tumor ruptures, coughing up bloody sputum and a foul odor may occur. When the tumor infiltrates deeply, pain may occur. If the tumor grows further, it may cause choking when eating. When it develops to the vocal cords, hoarseness and irritating coughs may occur. When the glottis is blocked, breathing difficulties may occur. In the early stages of laryngeal cancer, surgery should be performed promptly to completely remove the tumor, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy should be performed after surgery to prevent distant metastasis and recurrence.