How to treat nasopharyngeal carcinoma after recurrence? How to prevent nasopharyngeal carcinoma

How to treat nasopharyngeal carcinoma after recurrence? How to prevent nasopharyngeal carcinoma?

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma often occurs in the nasopharyngeal recess and the anterior wall. The lesions can be nodular, ulcerative, mucosal invasive, etc., mostly poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinoma. Others may be adenocarcinoma, undifferentiated carcinoma, etc.

Because the primary cancer breaks through the surface mucosa and causes runny nose, the nasal secretions often have blood streaks or blood clots, which is common after getting up in the morning and is one of the early symptoms. When the cancer ulcerates in the late stage, there may be purulent runny nose or a lot of bleeding that is difficult to stop, and it may even be life-threatening. There is no nasal congestion in the early stage. When the cancer blocks the nostrils, it can cause unilateral or bilateral nasal congestion.

To prevent nasopharyngeal cancer, you can take preventive measures from the following aspects:

1. Try to avoid seriously polluted external air environments. Since the nasopharynx is the only way for external air to enter the lungs, harmful gases first invade the nasopharynx before entering the lungs.

2. Quit smoking and limit alcohol consumption.

3. Pay attention to the dietary structure, do not eat partial food, eat more foods containing a lot of vitamins, such as vegetables and fruits. In terms of diet, eat less or no foods containing nitrosamines, such as salted fish, pickles, bacon and some canned foods containing nitrosamines. According to the survey, the risk of children under 10 years old eating salted fish increases significantly, and children should not eat it.

4. Take Rh2 products such as ginsenosides and other anti-cancer Chinese medicines. Rh2 improves immunity, inhibits the growth and proliferation of cancer cells, and is very effective in preventing nasopharyngeal carcinoma.

5. Participate in appropriate exercise to enhance your ability to resist disease.

It is best for people over 640 years old to have a nasopharyngeal examination at the same time.