8 Years of Jaw Tumor Mass Reappearing Despite Repeated Surgeries and Radiation, Stopped Growing Only After Using ECCT
Four surgeries and 25 radiation sessions had not ended Mrs. Wini’s ordeal with adenoid cystic carcinoma in her upper jaw. From 2016 to 2022, the recurring mass affected the roof of her mouth, nasal cavity and cheekbone, making chewing difficult and leaving her in pain. She was exhausted by repeated procedures and unsure whether to try another option.
After being warned that her case could carry significant complications, she postponed ECCT for two years. A 2024 CT scan showed the mass had grown from about 2 cm to 6 cm. She began using the device in late 2024 and continued imaging checks. Early discomfort persisted, but her account describes less pain and gradually improved sleep and daily activity.
One-year CT findings were described as showing more than 90% reduction in the mass. Two years into ECCT use, Mrs. Wini reported normal activities and sleep, a decade after her initial diagnosis.