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What Treatment Should One Take For Carcinoma In The Nasal Cavity And What Is The Recovery Time ?

dear doctor , my friend has nasal blockage for last 6 months. and he had done endoscopy and the biospy report was malignant tumour . the features are poorly differentiated carcinoma . how long will take to recover from this? what is the treatment?
Thu, 26 Jan 2012
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Hi Sheeba.
Your friend has Nasal Carcinoma.

He will require a CT scan of the Nasal Sinuses and Facial bones to see the extent of involvement of the underlying structures.

The definitive treatment will be surgical excision of the involved structure.
Post operatively, chemotherapy and or radiotherapy will be required as indicated.

Whether it can be cured or not depends on the stage of the Tumour. If its early stage and not spread to surrounding structures, it can be controlled to a large extent.

Hope this answers your query

Dr Kiran
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What Treatment Should One Take For Carcinoma In The Nasal Cavity And What Is The Recovery Time ?

Hi Sheeba. Your friend has Nasal Carcinoma. He will require a CT scan of the Nasal Sinuses and Facial bones to see the extent of involvement of the underlying structures. The definitive treatment will be surgical excision of the involved structure. Post operatively, chemotherapy and or radiotherapy will be required as indicated. Whether it can be cured or not depends on the stage of the Tumour. If its early stage and not spread to surrounding structures, it can be controlled to a large extent. Hope this answers your query Dr Kiran