2. Nasal congestion: when the tumor is small, stuffy nose will feel lighter, but the growing size of the tumor in the nose, then nasal congestion will worsen.
3. Tinnitus, hearing loss, tinnitus can cause ipsilateral tumors, popping ears or hearing loss is accompanied by ear effusion.
4. Headache: a headache in the morning that his position is not fixed,
5. Lump in the neck: although only a small proportion of patients with nasopharyngeal cancer who had spread to the neck, but the spread will increase rapidly, soft lumps will harden slowly, but its development shows little activity.
6. Cranial nerve symptoms: numbness in areas other than the face, shaded double vision, blurred vision, ptosis (drooping eyelids), strabismus, and hypoesthesia in the throat, palate numbness, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness, and tongue oblique and others.
1. Examination of the anterior nasal endoscopy
2. Nasopharyngoscopy
3. Fiber nasopharyngoscopy
4. Biopsy neck
5. Aspiration / removal of tissue using a fine needle
6. Examination of the blood lab to determine the Epstein-Barr virus serology
7. On the lateral radiographs of the nasopharynx, or CT scan of the skull base
8. Ultrasound examination
9. Magnetic resonance examinations
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