How to distinguish tinnitus caused by nasopharyngeal cancer?

How to distinguish tinnitus caused by nasopharyngeal cancer?

There are many causes of tinnitus. Sometimes insufficient blood supply to the brain or some ear diseases can cause tinnitus. Nasopharyngeal carcinoma tinnitus is usually accompanied by nasal congestion or bloody nasal discharge. For patients with tinnitus symptoms, if you want to rule out tinnitus symptoms caused by nasopharyngeal carcinoma, you need to do a nasal endoscopy to carefully check whether there is abnormal proliferation in the nasopharynx. You can also do further imaging examinations of the nasopharynx.

There are many causes of vertigo and tinnitus, such as insufficient blood supply to the brain, cochlear damage, Meniere's syndrome, cerebrovascular accidents, etc.

Is nasopharyngeal carcinoma contagious if it metastasizes to the lymph nodes?

The main causes of nasopharyngeal cancer are genetic factors, environmental factors, viral infection, etc. Early detection and treatment are very effective and can even completely cure tinnitus, hearing loss, nasal congestion, nosebleeds, headaches, swollen cervical lymph nodes, etc. Swollen cervical lymph nodes will not be contagious to others.

Nasopharyngeal cancer will not be passed on to the next generation. It is an autoimmune disease. Most nasopharyngeal cancer patients will experience difficulty breathing, and some will also experience sore throat and hearing loss.