Each person’s condition may show differently. To spot and treat nasopharyngeal can:cer in time, draw attention to the following signs:
Watch for These Signs of Nasopharyngeal Cancer:
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Persistent Sore Throat – A long-lasting sore throat that doesn’t improve may be an early sign, especially if swallowing becomes painful.
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Headache – One-sided or dull, persistent headaches can occur when the tumor presses on nerves.
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Neck Lumps – Swollen lymph nodes in the neck may start small but grow and become fixed over time.
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One-Sided Nasal Issues – Nasal congestion, runny nose, or nosebleeds on one side can be early warning signs.
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Tinnitus or Hearing Loss – Ringing, fullness, or hearing loss in one ear without infection may be linked.
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Ear Discharge or Bleeding – Discharge or bleeding from the ear can signal tumor spread.
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Facial Numbness – Numbness or weakness on one side of the face may result from nerve compression.
⚠️ If symptoms persist, seek medical help. Early detection improves treatment outcomes.
