What is ear cancer? | Ear cancer | Cancer Research UK
The bone that surrounds the ear is called the temporal bone. The ear canal, middle ear and inner ear are all within the temporal bone. The temporal bone is part of the skull above the ear. One part of the temporal bone is called the mastoid bone. It is …
Symptoms of nasopharyngeal cancer - Cancer Research UK
a lump or growth anywhere in the neck area that does not go away after 3 weeks. This might be the only symptom you have. hearing loss – usually on one side only. ringing in your ears (tinnitus) headaches. fluid collecting in your ear. This is also known as glue ear. blocked or stuffy nose – particularly if it’s only blocked on one side
Treatment for cancer of the outer ear
False ear. The false ear is made of flesh coloured hard rubber (silicone). The silicone ear is a less complicated operation, but the ear is removable. The surgeon puts pins in the bone behind your ear and you attach the prosthetic ear to those. The ear can become unclipped from the pins if it …
Cancer of the Ear - Cancer Research UK
Nov 29, 2024 · Ear cancer is when abnormal cells in the ear start to grow and divide in an uncontrolled way. There are 3 parts to the ear. These are the outer, middle or inner ear. Although rare, cancer can affect all of these parts. Most of these cancers start in the skin of the outer ear. Cancers that develop inside the ear (the middle and inner ear) are rare.
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Treatment for middle or inner ear cancer | Cancer Research UK
the ear canal; part or all of the temporal bone; the middle ear; the inner ear; lymph nodes around the ear; The temporal bone is the bone at the side of your skull, by the ear. The operation to remove the temporal bone is called a mastoidectomy or temporal bone resection. Rarely, your surgeon might need to remove the facial nerve.
Symptoms of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) - Cancer …
The symptoms of ALL include feeling tired, frequent infections, high temperature and bruising easily. Find out more.
Lipoma Benign Lump | Other Conditions | Cancer Research UK
To make a diagnosis your doctor will feel and look at your lump. In most cases, your doctor can recognise and diagnose a lipoma easily. Your doctor will also ask questions about the lump. For example, do you have any symptoms, and if it has changed in size. Sometimes you might need an ultrasound scan of the area.
Symptoms of metastatic lung cancer | Cancer Research UK
The most common symptom if cancer has spread to the lymph nodes is that they are usually bigger than normal. But lymph nodes also get bigger if you have an infection. So you can't be sure of the cause of a lump until your doctor has examined you and done some tests.
Symptoms | Laryngeal cancer - Cancer Research UK
A lump in the throat or neck . You might have a feeling there’s a lump in your throat. Or you might see a lump or swelling on your neck. Weight loss. Weight loss is a common symptom of many cancers, including advanced laryngeal cancer. It is very unlikely to be the only symptom.