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In the mid-1960s, health experts discovered a link between occupational exposure to wood dust and sinus cancer—an uncommon but potentially deadly cancer that affects the nasal cavity. Symptoms of sinus cancer are usually subtle and, in the early stages, typically resemble those associated with a sinus infection. As a result, many who suffer from the disease ignore their symptoms and fail to get the early treatment necessary for an optimal prognosis.

If you or someone you love has a history of wood dust exposure and has been diagnosed with sinus cancer, you may be entitled to financial reimbursement for your losses. Please contact us today for a complimentary consultation with an experienced and respected personal injury attorney who can answer your questions, explain your legal options, and provide you with sound legal advice.

What Are the Symptoms of Sinus Cancer?

The symptoms of sinus cancer vary depending on whether or not the disease is in its early or advanced stages. Early symptoms of sinus cancer include nosebleeds, nasal obstructions (such as a persistently “stuffy” nose), nasal discharge, and tooth pain.

Once the cancer has reached more advanced stages, symptoms may include:

• Pain or numbness in the cheek
• Excessive tearing
• Blurry or double vision
• Bulging around the cheek or nose area
• Pressure in the ear and/or hearing loss
• Lumps in the lymph nodes of the neck (This may indicate that the cancer has metastasized)

There is no cure for sinus cancer, and its treatment and prognosis largely depends on the location of the cancer and whether or not it has spread. However, sinus cancer treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and/or other related treatments.

Do I Need an Attorney?

If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with sinus cancer and you suspect wood dust exposure is to blame, it is in your best interest to consult with an experienced personal injury attorney as soon as possible. You may be eligible to recover compensation for your medical treatments and more through a personal injury lawsuit.

To learn more about your eligibility to file a sinus cancer lawsuit, please contact us today.

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