Posted on November 3, 2007 in Latest News
Prolonged use tobacco develops oral cancer. 75% of oral cancers are associated with the use of Tobacco in America.
You will keep increasing your risk of oral cancer with every cigarette you smoke in a day, every day you smoke in an year and every year you smoke in your lifetime.
If you have been a chain smoker for quite a few years, you need to check if you show any signs of Oral cancer.
- Here are a few most prominent symptoms that can suggest presence of Oral Cancer –
- Red or White patches in the mouth
- Repeated bleeding from throat or mouth
- Difficulty in swallowing and chewing
- Swelling in the neck
- Lump or hardness in mouth or neck
If you see any of these signs, visit the doctor immediately.
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