http://www.healthoma.com/nasal-cavity-or-paranasal-sinus-cancer-symptoms-and-risks/ Healthoma.com is where we discuss about different health related topics like diseases, hygiene, fitness, drugs and also medicine and human body anatomy and the problems and diseases that human body different organs can have. Sat, 31 Jul 2010 04:42:39 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.healthoma.com/nasal-cavity-or-paranasal-sinus-cancer-symptoms-and-risks/#comment-69673 aaron Mon, 04 May 2009 13:20:26 +0000 http://www.healthoma.com/nasal-cavity-or-paranasal-sinus-cancer-symptoms-and-risks/#comment-69673 my dad was diagnosed of stage 2 cancer of the sinus. the doctor cannot provide the details because EENT was his specialty. could the doctor be wrong about this? what are the chances that my dad get through this? my dad was diagnosed of stage 2 cancer of the sinus. the doctor cannot provide the details because EENT was his specialty. could the doctor be wrong about this? what are the chances that my dad get through this?

]]> http://www.healthoma.com/nasal-cavity-or-paranasal-sinus-cancer-symptoms-and-risks/#comment-28234 Shirley Smith Thu, 03 Apr 2008 00:22:11 +0000 http://www.healthoma.com/nasal-cavity-or-paranasal-sinus-cancer-symptoms-and-risks/#comment-28234 The father of my 2 young children was diagnosed with paranasal squamous cell cancer. He is a 36 years old who doesn't smoke and has diabetes type 2. He was diagnosed in Feb. It is the poorly differentiated nonkeratinized type. It is found in the nasal cavity, and has extended in the maxillary, ethmoid, sphenoid,and frontal sinuses. It has also invaded the cribiform plate, and the periorbial cavity and is pushing against the optic nerve. He has severe proptosis of the right eye with frontal headaches. The tumor has extended into the frontal lobe of the brain. The oncology team staged his cancer at a stage 4. The treatment prescribed is 6 weeks of radiation and chemotherapy. The tumor is a golf ball size , so they can't operate without having to remove the right eye. He is now in his 6 th week of chemotherapy and radiation. The tumor has shrunk but not enough. They now want to extend treatment, but I don't know why. He won't let me really know. Has it spread to other parts of the body or is its shrunk to the limit that it can shrink. He is in Michigan and I'm in Georgia, and I'm frantic. I need to some answers. Please help The father of my 2 young children was diagnosed with paranasal squamous cell cancer. He is a 36 years old who doesn’t smoke and has diabetes type 2. He was diagnosed in Feb. It is the poorly differentiated nonkeratinized type. It is found in the nasal cavity, and has extended in the maxillary, ethmoid, sphenoid,and frontal sinuses. It has also invaded the cribiform plate, and the periorbial cavity and is pushing against the optic nerve. He has severe proptosis of the right eye with frontal headaches. The tumor has extended into the frontal lobe of the brain. The oncology team staged his cancer at a stage 4. The treatment prescribed is 6 weeks of radiation and chemotherapy. The tumor is a golf ball size , so they can’t operate without having to remove the right eye. He is now in his 6 th week of chemotherapy and radiation. The tumor has shrunk but not enough. They now want to extend treatment, but I don’t know why. He won’t let me really know. Has it spread to other parts of the body or is its shrunk to the limit that it can shrink. He is in Michigan and I’m in Georgia, and I’m frantic. I need to some answers. Please help

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