What medicine should I take for nasopharyngeal cancer pain

What medicine should I take for nasopharyngeal cancer pain?

1. Patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma may have severe joint pain. The patient may have bone metastasis of nasopharyngeal carcinoma. In this case, radiotherapy or chemotherapy is needed. Chinese medicine can be used to assist in relieving joint pain. Specific drugs can be used under the specific guidance of a doctor.

2. Patients with nasopharyngeal cancer who have toothache should take toothache medicine in time, such as metronidazole and ibuprofen. They should also eat less spicy food, pay attention to oral hygiene, and actively treat nasopharyngeal cancer. Most cancers will cause unbearable pain.

Can I have my teeth extracted after having nasopharyngeal cancer?

If the patient with nasopharyngeal cancer is in the treatment period, it is best not to extract the tooth. If the patient's condition is stable and the physical fitness is good, you can go to a regular dental department for tooth extraction. Usually, it is best for the patient to rest more, pay more attention to keeping warm, avoid colds, drink more water, and avoid getting angry. Due to the decline in physical fitness, the immune function and resistance of nasopharyngeal cancer patients are relatively low, and at the same time during radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

Patients with nasopharyngeal cancer can have their teeth extracted. This cancer will not affect the patient's tooth extraction, nor will it have a certain impact on cancer. Patients can undergo this treatment, and they need to go to a local dental hospital when having their teeth extracted.