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disease sinus-cancerBecause sinus cancer is so rare—afflicting less than 10 per one million people nationwide— and its signs and symptoms so similar to that of a sinus infection, the disease is sometimes not diagnosed until it is too late. Those who have faced frequent and prolonged exposure to wood dust in the workplace have a significantly increased risk of developing sinonasal adenocarcinoma and other types of sinus cancer and should consult with a healthcare professional immediately if they experience any symptoms. While the disease is prone to metastasize quickly, an early sinus cancer diagnosis is best for an optimal prognosis.
If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with sinus cancer and you suspect it is a consequence of occupational wood dust exposure, it is important to understand your legal rights and options. Please contact us today for a FREE consultation with a trusted personal injury lawyer who can evaluate your case and determine if you are eligible to recover your losses.
Diagnostic Methods
A sinus cancer diagnosis usually starts with a thorough physical exam and medical background evaluation of a patient suffering from the symptoms of the disease, which include nosebleeds, tooth pain, nasal obstruction, facial numbness, and more. The diagnostic process also involves several tests designed to detect suspicious cell activity in the nasal cavity, ethmoid sinus, and maxillary sinus such as:
What Are My Legal Rights?
If you or a loved one has sinus cancer that you believe may have been the result of occupational wood dust exposure, it is important to consult with a qualified personal injury attorney immediately to find out how you may be able to seek compensation for your damages including medical costs, pain and suffering, and more. Please contact us today to speak with an experienced attorney about your legal rights and options.