Ulog day #01 | Treatment of nasopharyngeal cancer

Nasopharyngeal cancer is the growth of abnormal cells / cancer cells that appear in the area behind the nose and throat ceiling caused by gene mutations. However, the cause of these gene mutations is not known with certainty. Patients with early nasopharyngeal cancer can be treated with radiotherapy.


Radiotherapy should be given consistently in order to remain optimal to overcome the development of cancer cells (shrink cancer cells). In the absence of information on how radiotherapy your mother has been receiving (especially regarding the distance of radiptherapy during this time), you should consult a specialist doctor who handles your mother about the effects of this raditerapi delay. There are several methods of administration of radiotherapy with a distance of 1-2 weeks.


The oblique tongue is generally caused by the size of the cancer that pushes the surrounding tissue, one of which is the tongue. If no other complications are found, and if the size of the cancer shrinks, it is expected that the tongue position improves but there is a possibility of a non-combat as usual.



Please discuss further with the specialist doctor who handles your mother because after all the doctor is already checking your mother and better understand the condition.

I hope this helps.