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Hypopharyngeal Mass

In hypopharyngeal cancer, malignant cancer cells grow in the tissues of the hypopharynx. The likelihood of developing hypopharyngeal cancer can be affected by tobacco use and excessive drinking. A sore throat and ear pain are indicators of hypopharyngeal cancer.

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I have a hypoglossal mass and am suffering from difficulty swallowing. What should I do?

Query: Hi doctor, A possible hypopharyngeal mass was discovered during a recent cervical spine MRI. For over a year, I have had difficulty swallowing. Most likely, I would like to know what the mass is. I have been waiting for an ENT appointment and will have to wait another week. What is the most likely m...  Read Full »


Dr. Akshay. B. K.

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I understand your concern. I have reviewed the reports (attachment removed to protect the patient's identity). It appears that there is a mass at the base of the tongue. However, I cannot determine the tumor's nature because the reports and the two photographs are inco...  Read Full »

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