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Xu Qing Tian
Otolaryngology
About me
Specializing in Otorhinolaryngology at Ma'anshan Municipal People's Hospital, with ten years of experience, graduated from Wan Nan Medical College, has been awarded honors such as Outstanding Individual of the Hospital and Best Teaching Supervisor
Proficient in diseases
Acute and chronic sinusitis, acute and chronic rhinitis, acute and chronic pharyngitis, pharyngitis, vocal cord polyps, vocal cord nodules, nasal polyps, pharyngeal tumors, otitis media, tympanic membrane perforation, cholesteatoma, epistaxis, sleep apnea treatment
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Can I eat eggs with laryngitis?
Patients with laryngitis can eat eggs. Laryngitis is a common and frequent disease in otolaryngology, and it is divided into acute laryngitis and chronic laryngitis. The main causes of chronic laryngitis are long-term smoking, drinking, and physical and chemical stimulations, leading to chronic inflammation and congestion of the laryngeal mucosa. Patients will experience obvious foreign body sensation in the throat, hoarseness, and irritative cough among other symptoms. Acute laryngitis can be secondary to chronic laryngitis. When symptoms such as catching a cold or colds occur, patients will usually develop acute laryngitis, characterized by hoarseness and difficulty breathing. We should follow the physician’s guidance, promptly use an adequate amount of antibiotics and steroids for symptomatic treatment, and eliminate inflammation and edema of the throat mucosa to avoid laryngeal obstruction.
Are pharyngeal cancer and laryngeal cancer the same?
Pharyngeal cancer and laryngeal cancer are the same; the onset of pharyngeal cancer in patients is due to the stimulation of long-term smoking, alcohol consumption, and the intake of overly hot foods, causing malignant proliferation of the squamous epithelium in the pharyngeal mucosa, leading to tumor development. For patients with pharyngeal cancer, the first step should be to complete routine blood tests, coagulation function tests, electronic nasopharyngoscopy, and other relevant examinations, and use a biopsy of a pathological slice for diagnosis. The main treatment method for patients with laryngeal cancer is surgical removal, and postoperative radiotherapy can be appropriately carried out to prevent tumor recurrence.
symptoms of malignant nasal polyps
The symptoms caused by the malignant transformation of nasal polyps mainly involve significant destruction and invasion of the surrounding bone, leading to the destruction of the skull base and orbital tissues. Patients may experience eye pain, decreased vision, headaches, and bleeding. For patients with malignant transformation of nasal polyps, diagnosis is primarily made through an electronic nasopharyngoscopy biopsy, taking a portion of the pathological tissue for confirmation. Typically, after confirming malignancy, functional endoscopic sinus surgery should be performed promptly to remove the malignant nasal polyp tissue and extend the resection to the invaded bone. This is usually complemented by radiation therapy or chemotherapy to prevent recurrence of the malignant nasal polyps.
Is a cold with green nasal discharge serious?
Having a cold accompanied by green purulent nasal discharge is a common and frequent symptom in otolaryngology. The cause of these symptoms is primarily fungal sinusitis caused by a fungal infection in the patient. When these symptoms occur, it is important to first complete a paranasal sinus CT, electronic nasopharyngoscope, complete blood count, and nasal secretion culture to identify the pathogen causing the patient's illness and make a clear diagnosis. Additionally, timely use of antiviral drugs and medications that clear the throat and open the nasal passages should be administered for symptomatic treatment. For patients with sinus ostium blockage and fungal sinusitis, functional endoscopic sinus surgery is also needed to open the sinus ostium, restore normal drainage between the sinus and the nasal cavity, and thus achieve a cure for the patient's condition.
The difference between laryngeal cancer and pharyngeal cancer
The main difference between laryngeal cancer and pharyngeal cancer lies in the different parts they affect. Laryngeal cancer occurs below the level of the epiglottis, while pharyngeal cancer generally occurs above this level, including tumors in the pharynx, tonsils, and base of the tongue, whereas laryngeal cancer primarily involves the vocal cords and the lower pharynx. For the diagnosis and treatment of pharyngeal and laryngeal cancers, we can use nasoendoscopy, paranasal sinus CT scan, and CT scan of the larynx among other examinations to make a clear diagnosis, and a pathological biopsy for final confirmation. Once diagnosed, it is usually necessary to surgically remove the tumor promptly to achieve a cure.
Do vocal cord polyps cause a sore throat?
Patients with vocal cord polyps usually do not experience throat pain. The pathological basis for the occurrence of vocal cord polyps is edema and hyperplasia in the mucosal layer and Reinke's layer of the vocal cords, with hoarseness being the main symptom. The causes generally involve improper or excessive use of the voice, as well as harmful stimuli such as smoking and drinking, which lead to the proliferation of vocal cord polyps. The main treatments for vocal cord polyps currently include oral medications to clear the throat and benefit the voice, and surgical treatment. Surgical treatment primarily involves the endoscopic removal of the vocal cord polyps with support, and the patient must remain silent for three to four weeks post-surgery to allow the mucosal epithelium to recover, thereby improving the symptoms of hoarseness. (The use of medications should be under the guidance of a doctor.)
Nasal polyps minimally invasive surgery how long
Minimally invasive surgery for nasal polyps usually refers to functional endoscopic sinus surgery. In patients with nasal polyps obstructing the nasal passages, the polyps are removed under visualization using a nasal endoscope. For patients with bilateral nasal polyps, the surgery generally lasts about one to one and a half hours. Patients with nasal polyps typically experience significant symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, and headaches. These polyps block the sinus openings, affecting sinus drainage, thus surgery is usually necessary. After undergoing functional endoscopic sinus surgery, patients should avoid hot baths, foot baths, and vigorous exercise to prevent post-operative bleeding due to increased blood circulation.
How long does it take for throat cancer to develop?
Throat cancer is a common malignant tumor in otolaryngology, which usually forms over the course of a year or half a year. However, patients typically have long-term chronic stimuli and medical history before the tumor changes occur, such as a long history of smoking or drinking, as well as exposure to physical and chemical factors. Early symptoms of throat cancer often include hoarseness, while in the mid to late stages, patients may experience difficulty swallowing and breathing difficulties. We can make a definite diagnosis through local pathological biopsy, electronic laryngoscopy, and CT scans of the throat area. Early detection of throat cancer should lead to timely surgical treatment, followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy. For late-stage patients who are not suitable for surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy should be administered promptly to extend the patient's lifespan.
Can you drink milk with enlarged adenoids?
Patients with adenoid hypertrophy can consume milk. The adenoids, also known as the pharyngeal tonsils, are a common ENT disorder, occurring mostly in children. The adenoid tissues become hyperplastic and active, blocking the posterior nasal passages and causing symptoms such as snoring during nighttime sleep, nasal congestion, runny nose, and sinusitis. When adenoid hypertrophy occurs, surgery is primarily used for treatment. In terms of diet, patients can consume milk and eggs, but should avoid cold and spicy foods to prevent exacerbating the swelling and congestion of the adenoids.
Can you eat mangoes with pharyngitis?
Patients with pharyngitis can eat mangoes. The main causes of pharyngitis are often related to smoking, drinking alcohol, eating spicy and irritating food, and consuming icy cold drinks. Generally, fruits can be eaten. However, if a patient is allergic to mangoes, they should not eat them. Under normal circumstances, fruits that do not cause allergies can be consumed. For patients with pharyngitis, it is usually recommended to eat light vegetables and fruits, and to primarily have a semi-liquid diet. Additionally, in daily life, it is beneficial for the improvement of pharyngitis symptoms to avoid smoking, drinking alcohol, and reduce the consumption of spicy, irritating food and cold drinks.