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A pregnet turmite crawls into your esophogus and gives birth. Then the babys eat holes in your mouth wich become infected.
mouth cancer is caused when 60% of your respetory system is blocked by smokin
What else can I help you with?
Does gold teeth cause mouth cancer?
No it do not
Can Oregon snuff co-chew give you cancer?
Any form of mouth tobacco can cause mouth cancer.
How is smoking involved mouth cancer?
First of all, your question is how does smoking involve mouth cancer. And to answer this question, smoking tobacco releases carcinogens into your body which causes your teeth and gums to rot. This cause mouth cancer.
What are the harmful effects of smoking?
it can cause mouth cancer,breathing problems and lings cancer etc
What cancers do tobacco cause?
Lots of cancers Here are some of them: Lung Cancer Throat cancer Brain Cancer Mouth Cancer And lots more
Can cancer affect your salivary glande?
Yes. Cancer of the mouth can affect salivation, taste and all aspects of the mouth. Also, radiation treatment in the area of the mouth can cause dryness and other side effects as well.
Is tobacco a leading cause of cancer?
Yes, you definitely can get tongue cancer by chewing tobacco. You also increase your chances of getting mouth cancer. Chewing tobacco gives you stained teeth, bad breath, gingivitis, gum ulcers and worn down teeth.
Is Skoal good or bad?
It is bad because it is an addictive substance. It is a cause of mouth and throat cancer.
Can herbal snuff cause cancer?
Oral cancer, throat cancer, and lymphatic cancers can be caused by snuff. This is a tobacco product most commonly used in the mouth. Oral cancer is most common.
What kinds of cancer can tobacco use cause?
lung, throat, mouth, bladder, kidney, pancreas, and cervix
What are some diseases cause by smoking?
cardiovascular diseases. also cancer and bronchitis
Are mouth ulcers a sign of oral cancer?
The greatest cause of oral cancer today is tobacco. Smoking or chewing tobacco often causes ulcers, one of the first stages in mouth cancer. Other diseases can form orally, as well, such as various gum diseases.
