What are the symptoms of patients with thyroid cartilage's dislocation in our daily life? Guess what? Let's talk about it.
Thyroid cartilage is generally not easy to move, but once it is moved, it will make people feel uncomfortable, just like after a collision, they will feel uncomfortable in their throat, which will cause hoarseness, sore throat and other different symptoms. Long-term hoarseness is the earliest signal of laryngeal cancer. Laryngeal cancer is a tumor that grows on vocal cords. Even if it is very small, it can cause hoarseness. Any adult with unexplained hoarseness for more than two weeks should have a careful throat examination and should not be taken lightly. Through throat examination, we can find out whether the patient's throat has changed and whether the vocal cords and epiglottis have changed. Local new organisms, ulcers and so on can be found. You can observe the size of the lesion and the symptoms such as throat discomfort after the collision between the lesion and the tumor. If your neck hurts, you should lower your neck and massage hot compress. You can go to the Otolaryngology Department of the outpatient department of the hospital for physical examination and medication.
Local pain caused by infection or tumor swelling invading surrounding tissues and cartilage, even radiation pain to the ipsilateral ear, swelling or pain of Adam's apple. Laryngeal cancer is a very terrible cancer. Although the incidence of this disease is not very high in China, the occurrence of laryngeal cancer is very harmful to the health of patients, and it also brings pain and suffering to patients. Today, I will give you some knowledge about laryngeal cancer and its early symptoms. Foreign body sensation, urgency or respiratory discomfort are the early symptoms of supraglottic cancer. However, the symptoms of this cancer are usually not obvious until the second and third stages are discovered, and the medical history can be as short as several months. Refractory hoarseness: Laryngeal cancer often involves vocal cords, even if the volume is very small, it will lead to hoarseness of patients. Hoarseness is the earliest sign of laryngeal cancer.
Persistent or recurrent throat infection: repeat? Have a fever or a cold? Or? Throat inflammation? Can cause phlegm or throat discomfort. Because tumors can involve vocal cords or cause vocal cord edema due to local infection, resulting in hoarseness or intermittent hoarseness. Mainly based on the change of voice, hoarseness was not taken seriously at first. This state of hoarseness has not been effectively improved by drug treatment, but has gradually worsened. In severe cases, it can lead to dyspnea, dysphagia and frequent cough. Laryngeal cancer with thyroid cartilage ulcer, inflammation or periostitis can cause neuroreflex spasm, which is manifested as ipsilateral pain and earache. Laryngeal cancer complicated with ulcer, inflammation or periostitis of thyroid cartilage can cause nerve reflex pain, which is manifested as ipsilateral headache and earache. These symptoms mainly appear in patients with supraglottic tumors.
Are there any precancerous lesions: some laryngeal diseases such as laryngeal hypertrophy and laryngeal mucosa? Leukoplakia, laryngeal papilloma, etc. It may also develop into cancer. What's this called? Precancerous lesions? Be sure to follow up regularly, just in case. Stress, anxiety and sleep disorders: Middle-aged women often feel foreign body sensation in their throats, which may be caused by tight throat muscles caused by work stress or anxiety. In addition, long-term mental stress is more likely to aggravate the symptoms because the symptoms cannot be alleviated and the tumor in the throat is worried. More than half of the patients will be relieved after thorough examination and resection of the tumor in the larynx. Sleep disorder makes the larynx unable to get enough rest, and naturally they will feel uncomfortable. Difficulty in breathing. When the tumor seriously worsens at the primary site and the lesion volume increases, it will directly block the trachea, affect breathing or cause dyspnea due to poor discharge of tracheal secretions. Vocal cord polyps sometimes cause hoarseness, and some of them can also cause cancer.
Usually, for your own health, you must pay more attention to diet, smoke less and drink less.