Can nasopharyngeal cancer cause toothache?

Can nasopharyngeal cancer cause toothache?

1. It is also possible that the patient may develop cancer metastasis. Once diagnosed with nasopharyngeal cancer, the patient must seek treatment as soon as possible. Surgical treatment can be used. In addition, the patient must pay attention to emotional regulation and keep a happy mood.

2. After nasopharyngeal carcinoma metastasizes, toothache may occur, which is mainly decided based on the individual's situation. The treatment for nasopharyngeal carcinoma metastasis mainly includes drug therapy, chemotherapy and surgical treatment. The appropriate treatment method is selected based on the individual's cause of the disease.

3. The main symptoms of nasopharyngeal carcinoma include aspirating bloody sputum.

Can nasopharyngeal cancer cause facial paralysis?

Patients with nasopharyngeal cancer may suffer from facial paralysis, but the chance of this happening is relatively low. Facial paralysis is related to some nerves and local blood. The most common clinical manifestations of patients are nasal congestion, runny nose or some ear symptoms.

Generally speaking, nasopharyngeal carcinoma will not cause facial paralysis, but if the scope of rhinitis is relatively large, it may damage the facial nerve. If it is damaged, facial paralysis will occur. This requires a specific examination at the hospital. If nasopharyngeal carcinoma is more serious, facial paralysis may occur, and facial paralysis must be treated in time.