Don’t underestimate it

Because of carelessness, many people mistake oral canc3r for typical mouth ulcers, even though it is a condition that can be identified and caught early. It can be too late to start an effective treat

Because of carelessness, many people mistake oral canc3r for typical mouth ulcers, even though it is a condition that can be identified and caught early. It can be too late to start an effective treatment by the time the illness is discovered. As a result, acknowledging the early war is crucial to identify oral canc3r symptoms so that prompt treatment can be taken.

1. Persistent Mouth Sores

  • A sore in the mouth, lips, or gums that does not heal within two weeks.
  • May be painless at first but can become painful over time.

2. White or Red Patches

  • Leukoplakia (white patches): Thickened, white patches that do not scrape off.
  • Erythroplakia (red patches): Bright red, velvety areas that may bleed easily.
  • Mixed patches: A combination of red and white areas.

3. Unexplained Bleeding

  • Bleeding in the mouth without any known cause, such as injury or biting.

4. Lumps, Thickened Areas, or Rough Spots

  • Any unexplained lump or thickening in the cheek, gums, tongue, or other areas inside the mouth.
  • May feel like a rough spot or an area with uneven texture.

5. Numbness or Pain in the Mouth, Tongue, or Lips

  • A tingling, burning, or numb sensation in any part of the mouth.
  • Pain in the tongue or other areas of the mouth that doesn’t go away.

6. Difficulty Chewing or Swallowing

  • Feeling like something is stuck in the throat.
  • Discomfort or pain when chewing or swallowing food.

7. Persistent Bad Breath

  • Chronic bad breath that does not go away with oral hygiene.