Clinical performance
(1)the nasal cavity unusually leak out a liquid:Often appear in earlier period, because the tumor breaks Kui or merges the last Han Dou is burning and bleed leak out the liquid is more, and the companion contain smelly flavor.
(2)the nose jam:Majority in is been subjected to by the nasal cavity side wall to press or jaming of lump organization.
(3)ache:Causes because the tumor oppresses the last Chi slot nerve for the earlier period symptom of last Han Dou lower part pathological changes.
(4)the face swell:The performance that involves in the in front soft organization for the tumor generally appears a little bit late and swell Han with right ahead is most, such as pathological changes at above, the performance swells for Quan department and results in obvious face's transforming, the serious involves in wall to appear Han to swell and make the eye crack diminished.
(5)the eyeball move:When the tumor involves in eye socket, can oppress an eyeball to move upward, involve in rear then express Tu outside the eyeball, minority of sufferers alone one Tu eye but have no obvious face to swell.
(6)the face skin consciousness decrease:Because the tumor oppresses or involves in Kuang a bottom nerve to, the consciousness decrease area brings trouble on the side and upper lip skin.
(7)other:Have Zhang Kou the difficulty, last Han bone is loose to move, listen to dint of decrease or buzzing in the ears and neck lymph knot swollen greatly etc..
Diagnose
According to the clinical characteristic, any meets reason the unidentified tooth is painful, the nose jams, nasal cavity's leaking out a liquid to increase, interrupted the sex, nasal cavity guts exudation liquid and Zhang Kou's difficulty should carry on a check in time, in order to diagnosed in early days, included X line check it is thus clear that the top Han Dou wall break the nasal cavity as well present turbid.The earlier period can go Han Dou to wear a sting to live check to make pathology and cytology check to confirm.
Last Han Dou cancer of clinical performance and diagnosis
3.11.2009
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