Early symptoms of throat cancer, what are the precursors of throat cancer

1. Stubborn hoarseness: Hoarseness is the earliest and most common sign of pharyngeal cancer. Most cases of pharyngeal cancer begin in the vocal cords, i.e., very small vocal cord tumors can cause abnormal vocal cord vibrations and hoarseness.

2. Inner ear pain: When pharyngeal cancer develops to a certain extent and produces ulcers and severe inflammation in the throat, it can cause reflex pain of nerves. Early vocal cord tumors generally do not produce reflex pain.

Reflex pain is predominantly present in patients with mid-to-advanced supraglottic tumors. The most common symptom is ipsilateral inner ear pain.

3. Foreign body sensation or painful swallowing in the throat: These symptoms are early symptoms of supraglottic pharyngeal cancer, but once the tumor originating in the vocal cords develops to the middle and late stages, it will also produce foreign body sensation in the throat or painful swallowing. This type of symptom is often not noticeable at the onset of the disease, so it is easier for patients and doctors to ignore it.

4. Bloodshot sputum: Because the tumor has a large number of abnormal new blood vessels, patients often find bloodshot in mucus or sputum after coughing. These symptoms are mainly seen in patients with supraglottic and subglottic tumors and patients with intermediate and advanced vocal cord tumors, and early vocal cord tumors generally do not cause bleeding.

5. Dyspnea: When the tumor deteriorates seriously and increases in size at the primary site, it will directly block the trachea, affect breathing, or make the tracheal secretions unobstructed, resulting in dyspnea. This kind of imagination usually occurs only in advanced pharyngeal cancer.

Hello, hoarseness of voice - laryngeal cancer most often occurs in the true vocal cords that affect pronunciation, there is also hoarseness when hypopharyngeal cancer invades the larynx at the end stage, abnormal laryngeal sensation - especially hypopharyngeal cancer often has unilateral abnormal sensation in the throat, pain - swallowing pain that does not heal for a long time, dysphagia - hypopharyngeal tumors continue to grow and obstruct the passage of food, cervical lymphoma - occurs when lymphatic metastasis. If you have any of the above symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time.

1.Supraglottic laryngeal cancer is usually primary in the epiglottis. In the early stage, there are no symptoms, and even when the tumor has progressed to a considerable extent, there are only mild or non-specific symptoms, such as throat itching, foreign body sensation, swallowing discomfort, etc., which usually cause alarm when the tumor has metastasis to cervical lymph nodes.

This type of tumor differentiates poorly, develops rapidly, and may have a sore throat with deep invasion, worsen when swallowing, and radiate to the ear. If the tumor invades the arytenoid cartilage, paraglottic, or vocal cords downward, hoarseness can occur. Patients with advanced stages may have dyspnea, dysphagia, cough, blood in sputum, hemoptysis, etc.

2.Glottic laryngeal cancer Because the primary site is the vocal cords, the early symptoms are voice changes, such as tiredness and weakness of the voice, which is easy to be regarded as laryngitis, so people over 40 years old and hoarse voice for more than 2 weeks should be carefully underwent laryngoscopy. As the tumor progresses, hoarseness may worsen or even lose voice, and the tumor may increase in size and cause dyspnea.

In the advanced stage, as the tumor develops to the upper or lower glottal region, it may be accompanied by radiation otalgia, dyspnea, dysphagia, sputum production and bad breath. Eventually, death can occur from asphyxia, massive bleeding, aspiration pneumonia, or cachexia. This type is generally not prone to metastasis, but lymphatic metastasis occurs soon after the tumor breaks through the glottis region.

3.Transglottic laryngeal cancer refers to laryngeal cancer that originates in the larynx and spans the supraglottic and glottic regions. It is not easy to detect in the early stage, and the tumor develops slowly, and it takes more than 6 months from the appearance of the first symptoms to the definitive diagnosis.

Other symptoms] Distant metastases to the lungs, liver, or bones may occur in advanced stages.

Throat cancer generally has the following symptoms:

b.Abnormal sensation in the throat - In particular, hypopharyngeal carcinoma often has a unilateral abnormal sensation in the throat.

c.Pain - painful swallowing that does not heal for a long time.

d.Bloody sputum - blood in the sputum when the surface ulcer of throat cancer bleeds.

e.Dysphagia - Hypopharyngeal tumors continue to grow and obstruct the passage of food.

f.Dyspnea - Obstruction of the airway when the laryngeal tumor is too large.

g.Cervical lymphoma - occurs in the presence of lymphatic metastases.

h.Others - such as weight loss, loss of appetite.

However, it is still recommended that symptoms appear or early diagnosis is better, I don't know if you know, the use of Mongolian medicine, Tibetan medicine, traditional Chinese medicine of six-sided three-dimensional targeted tumor elimination method ** can effectively help cancer patients.

Hello, if it's an early symptom of laryngeal cancer! I thought there would be hoarseness. Symptoms such as pain and difficulty breathing may occur, but the symptoms at the time are not particularly obvious in the early stages.

Considering that if there is a one, it is necessary to go to a tertiary hospital for further investigation in time. It is difficult to tell if it is cancer or not by clinical symptoms.

The main manifestations are hoarseness, which may be blood in the sputum or swollen lymph nodes in the neck.

Generally speaking, there are no typical manifestations in the early stage of laryngeal cancer, it may be a change in the voice, discomfort in the throat, or a slight hemoptysis with blood in sputum.

Throat cancer used to be relatively rare, now there are more, the early symptoms are mainly, when a person speaks, hoarseness, swallowing is a little difficult, or feel that there is a foreign body sensation in the larynx, at this time to be alert to throat cancer, throat cancer is more common in smokers, drinking men, so for this kind of people, or timely to the hospital ENT department to check, whether it is throat cancer.

It should be dysphagia. You don't have to be sick. However, you should also go to the hospital for a check-up. Just in case. No matter what kind of disease, it is better to ** as soon as possible. Don't be nervous if you're sick, medicine is advanced now.

The following symptoms are common in the early stage of throat cancer: 1. Hoarseness, which is a typical manifestation of laryngeal cancer, especially vocal cord cancer, can also occur when supraglottic cancer and subglottic cancer locally invade the glottis area; 2. Cough, bloody sputum, pain, throat discomfort, foreign body sensation; 3. Choking on eating, mostly because the tumor affects the movement of the cricoarytenoid joint, the adduction movement of the cricoarytenoid joint during swallowing has a protective effect on the airway, and when the tumor invades the cricoarytenoid joint, choking cough can occur when eating; 4. Dyspnea; 5. Dysphagia; 6. Neck mass.