Symptoms of tongue squamous cell carcinoma after radiotherapy?

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Tongue cancer is a malignant disease in the oral cavity. The male is more than the female. The etiology has not yet been fully understood. Most people think that its occurrence is related to environmental factors, such as heat, chronic injury, ultraviolet, smoking, endocrine factors, immune status and genetic factors. Symptoms of tongue squamous cell carcinoma after radiotherapy? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of tongue squamous cell carcinoma after radiotherapy?

Mucous membrane reaction: the performance is the oral cavity mucous membrane redness, the erythema, the hyperemia, the secretion reduces. Dry mouth, slight pain, eating less. Some of the patients with tongue cancer have severe radiotherapy reactions. Many of them have poor appetite, swallowing pain and oral ulcers,

Local reaction: dry skin is characterized by pruritus, pigmentation and peeling, which can produce permanent light brown spots. Wet skin is characterized by eczema and blisters at the irradiation site, which can cause erosion and ulceration in severe cases.

Systemic reaction: a series of functional disorders and disorders, such as mental depression, loss of appetite, physical weakness, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, fullness after eating, etc., can not be treated for mild, severe should be treated in time, combined with traditional Chinese medicine, improve the body's immunity.

matters needing attention

Should eat semi liquid or soft food, such as nutritious, easy to digest porridge, noodle soup, wonton, etc. Cooking should be fine, and attention should be paid to the processing of color, aroma and taste. The food should not be too hot. The meat can be chopped into small pieces or stewed. If the vegetables and fruits cannot be swallowed, they can be juiced and drunk.