CT scan showed asymmetry of the nasopharynx on both sides, and the left recess disappeared, so what

The nasopharyngeal asymmetry and the left side of the crypt disappears, so further examinations should be considered, such as pharyngeal tissue smear, etc., and it is not appropriate to directly say nasopharyngeal carcinoma without pathological results.

Nasopharyngeal cancer needle biopsy is often negative, for many reasons, some are because it is submucosal cancer, or the puncture point is not selected correctly, etc., but nasopharyngeal cancer can be ** cancer, don't be too nervous first, the doctor told you to go to Shanghai to see it and try it. See if there could be something else

Rhinitis is not a minor disease, and clothing, food, housing and transportation are fully prevented, so we must pay attention to daily maintenance while receiving the correct **.

1.Radiation therapy may cause the pharyngeal recesses to become shallow, but chemotherapy does not. 2.

Re-examination found that the pharyngeal crypt became shallow, not **. 3.The key to determining whether nasopharyngeal carcinoma is ** is that nasal endoscopy reveals a new tumor, and the pathology report shows **.

There is basically no problem with the diagnosis. All that remains is a nasopharyngoscopy to take a biopsy for pathology. Once the pathological diagnosis is confirmed, radiology is done**. Don't hesitate. Remember!!!

There is no problem with nasopharyngeal carcinoma in regular cancer hospitals. If you have the financial conditions, you can go to the Cancer Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, but I am afraid that you will have to queue up, which will have some delay.

Good luck!

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, according to experts.

Pathological analysis is to be done.

First of all, what you say is not the information that can be obtained by color ultrasound; I think it's a nasopharyngeal scope! If the nasopharyngoscopy shows a "dark red mass", it is generally better to take a pathology, yes or no, it is the gold standard. (In terms of imaging, MRI of the nasopharynx can also provide a lot of information.)

Now it only shows that there is a possibility of a nasopharyngeal mass, and further pathology and CT with contrast can be used to rule out cancer.

Listening to you say this, it's not like it's not controlled, it's going to be, it's recommended to eat some bovine colostrum, anti-inflammatory, and can also improve your resistance.

Hello doctor, the MRI results are out, please help me take a look, what is this liver problem? Are nasopharyngeal tumors good**? Please ask the doctor for advice, thank you doctor for the detailed explanation, we will change how to do it in the next step.

There is a pile of gray and broken tissues, large in size, and dotted with more than 1. Non-keratinizing carcinoma (poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinoma) MRI of the head and neck: bilateral recesses of the nasopharynx are not clearly visible.

The walls of the nasopharynx are slightly stiff, and the submucosal soft tissues of the right wall of the nasopharynx are swollen; An abnormally strengthened soft-tissue shadow is seen under the mucosa of the right nasopharyngeal wall and invades the adjacent poramen of Morgagni. Bone marrow malfunction of the right pterygoid. Thickening of some paranasal sinus mucosa.

A roviere lymph node is visible in the right postpharyngeal and a large lymph node is visible in the bilateral carotid sheath, which is evident on the right side. No abnormal signals were found in the brain tissue. Liver MRI results:

There was no abnormality in the size and morphology of the liver, and there were multiple circular long T1 and long T2 signal shadows in the liver, the largest one was located in the lower part of the right posterior lobe, with a diameter of about one, and the left lobe-like long T1 and long T2 signal shadow of the liver, about the size of the liver; The arteries were significantly strengthened by contrast, and the portal and delayed phases were further strengthened. Several nodules were seen in the right lobe of the liver, and no strengthening nodules were seen. The gallbladder is not large, the cyst wall is not thick, there is no abnormal density shadow in the cavity, and there is no expansion of the bile duct inside and outside the liver.

There was no abnormality in the size and shape of the pancreas, and the strengthening was uniform. The spleen is not large, and there are no abnormal signal shadows in the parenchyma. There were no definite abnormalities in both kidneys and adrenal glands.

There was no effusion or enlarged lymph nodes in the abdominal cavity.

It doesn't matter if it's hard to say, how old are you? CT contrast or MRI without contrast with contrast is recommended.