Don't let oral cancer spread: Learn the facts
What steps are you currently taking or planning to take to reduce your risk of oral cancer based on the information provided, and how do you prioritize your oral health in your overall well-being?
Symptoms of Oral Cancer:
- Difficulty swallowing
- Persistent sore throat
- Mouth ulcers that won't heal
Affected Areas:
- Oral cancer can occur in the tongue, gums, lips, and other parts of the mouth.
Risk Factors:
- Tobacco use (smoking and chewing)
- Heavy alcohol consumption
- Weakened immune system
- Family history of cancer
Preventative Measures:
- Quit smoking
- Limit alcohol consumption
- Maintain a healthy immune system
- Regular dental check-ups for early detection
Importance of Early Detection:
- Early detection is crucial for successful treatment of oral cancer.
Encouragement for Action:
- If experiencing symptoms or concerned about risk, consult a healthcare provider promptly.
Closing Message:
- Stay healthy and proactive in preventing and detecting oral cancer.
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