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Having Throat Cancer. Stinging, Numbing Feeling On Tongue Like Dabbed Perfume On It. Reason?

I have throat cancer and am bothered by perfume-like breath.It was a total laryngetomy. It is hardly noticeable in the morning but as I start burping or when I place my thumb over my stoma to talk it begins to get worse.There seems to be a stinging ,numbing feeling on my tongue ,almost like I put a dab of perfume on it . Any ideas?
Mon, 18 Mar 2013
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Oncologist, Radiation 's  Response
Hi,
You have not mentioned your treatment history in detail. Whether radiotherapy was given or not should be mentioned. On radiotherapy sometimes due to mucosal damage some abnormal sensation results. Total laryngectomy generally is not responsible for abnormal breath. Anyway, it should be carefully examined whether an olfactory hallucination is there or not. Visit an otorhinolaryngologist's office for detailed locoregional examination.
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Having Throat Cancer. Stinging, Numbing Feeling On Tongue Like Dabbed Perfume On It. Reason?

Hi, You have not mentioned your treatment history in detail. Whether radiotherapy was given or not should be mentioned. On radiotherapy sometimes due to mucosal damage some abnormal sensation results. Total laryngectomy generally is not responsible for abnormal breath. Anyway, it should be carefully examined whether an olfactory hallucination is there or not. Visit an otorhinolaryngologist s office for detailed locoregional examination.