My Sis Is Infected With Nasopharyngeal Cancer And Severe Headache. Is There Any Permanent Treatment For These Disease ?
hi doctor .iam sunil from vizag(india),my sis is infected with Nasopharyngeal cancer ,actually past from one and half year my sis is sufering with pian beside right side of nose and severe head ache. so consulted all local doctors,but every one saying nothing dangerous she is fine nd normal. at last after 9 months we took my sister for general check up in appolo hospitals(Hyderabad). there they confirmed that my sis is suffering with Nasopharyngeal cancer from 6 months they are giving treatment and they ara saying 75% cure it seems so my question is is it any permanent cure for did disease ? plz doctor help me with your advise and solution.
Let me be frank with you, there is no cure for nasopharyngeal cancer (NPC) and the chances of survival depends on the stage of the cancer. The 5-year overall survival (OS) rate is 85-95% for stage I NPC and 70-80% for stage II NPC treated with radiation alone.
For more details follow the link below
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/848163-overview
Regards
Dr. Naveen Kumar
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My Sis Is Infected With Nasopharyngeal Cancer And Severe Headache. Is There Any Permanent Treatment For These Disease ?
Hi Sunil, Let me be frank with you, there is no cure for nasopharyngeal cancer (NPC) and the chances of survival depends on the stage of the cancer. The 5-year overall survival (OS) rate is 85-95% for stage I NPC and 70-80% for stage II NPC treated with radiation alone. For more details follow the link below http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/848163-overview Regards Dr. Naveen Kumar