Patients with laryngeal cancer should pay attention to its symptoms early

Among cancer diseases, laryngeal cancer is a relatively common one, which will bring certain harm to the patient's life. If the patient does not discover the symptoms of laryngeal cancer as early as possible, it may cause the condition to continue to worsen, which will be very troublesome. Therefore, everyone should understand the symptoms of laryngeal cancer in advance so that they can receive treatment in time. The following is an introduction to the specific manifestations of laryngeal cancer symptoms.

Symptoms of throat cancer include:

1. Abnormal sensation in the throat: foreign body sensation or swallowing discomfort, which is also an early symptom of supraglottic laryngeal cancer. However, the symptoms of this type of cancer are often not obvious at the beginning, and are not discovered until the late stage. Looking back on the medical history, it may take several months. These are the symptoms of laryngeal cancer.

2. Coughing with blood in sputum: Since tumor stimulation can cause irritating dry coughs, patients often feel sticky mucus, so they always like to "clear their throats." Take a deep breath and clear your throat, and you will find blood in your sputum. Generally, it manifests as a continuous cough in the middle stage, and blood in the sputum in the late stage. These symptoms of laryngeal cancer are relatively common.

3. Hoarseness: Laryngeal cancer is a tumor that grows on the vocal cords. Even if it is small, it will affect the voice and cause hoarseness. Therefore, if unexplained hoarseness occurs and lasts for more than two weeks, a detailed throat examination should be performed and it should not be taken lightly. This is also a symptom of laryngeal cancer.

The above content is the symptoms of laryngeal cancer. I hope everyone can understand them one by one. As long as the above symptoms of laryngeal cancer are known, patients can find out the disease in time, so that they can receive effective treatment. Therefore, if you want patients to have more hope of recovery, please be more vigilant about the symptoms of laryngeal cancer. Finally, I wish all patients can fight the disease to the end.