The treatment for oral cancer depends on the part of the mouth which is affected. Some of the common treatments include:
Surgery
This oral cancer treatment is often used for people who have been diagnosed with cancer in its early stages. Surgery removes the tumour and cancer lymph nodes. Sometimes, other tissues around the mouth may also be needed to be taken out.
Radiation therapy
Radiation therapy is used in people diagnosed with advanced stages of oral cancer. The treatment involves radiation beams targeted at cancer cells for five days daily for two to three weeks.
Chemotherapy
This therapy uses drugs to destroy cancer cells through medicines or an intravenous (IV) line. Most of the patients acquire this treatment as outpatient, while only a few are hospitalized.
Targeted therapy
Most doctors use targeted therapy to treat both early and advanced stages of cancer. In this therapy, a patient has injected drugs to reduce the cancer cells growth.
my husband has a large white crater on the side of his tongue,before he had a lot ot pain and no white crater, after 1 week it showed up he has other symptoms also. he has been very tired often sleeping 5-6 hours a day in his recliner he tires easily and is worn out after little excertion he frequently has nose bleeds and horsness and pain moving his tongue from side to side up and down
The most common symptoms of oral cancer are unexplained bleeding in the mouth, difficulty in moving the jaw or tongue, lumps or bumps on the lips, gums, or other areas inside the mouth and persistent sores on the face, neck, or mouth.
painless lesion, rapid growth, lymph adenopathy,parasthsia
Some of the symptoms of oral cancer are sore lips and/or gum, numb feeling in parts of the mouth, swelling, white or red spots on the tounge and unexplainable pain in the mouth.
Oral cancer refers to cancer of the mouth.
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Oral cancer is any form of cancer cell growth that is located in the oral cavity, or mouth and throat. Some of the symptoms of oral cancer include lesions, lumps or ulcers in the mouth that do not go away in fourteen days , tongue problems, pain or other strange sensations in the mouth or on the tongue and difficulty swallowing. For more comprehensive information on the symptoms of oral cancer, visit your local medical center and talk to a nurse or doctor.
I don't really know much about oral cancer but I would think discoloration of the tongue and/or gums, oral sensitivity, loose teeth, and any bumps or marks.
The term oral cancer includes cancer of the mouth (oral cavity) and the back of the mouth (oropharynx). Red and white patches inside the mouth, bleeding, loose teeth, pain upon swallowing, a lump in the neck, earache, and a sore on your lip or in your mouth that won't heal are all symptoms of oral cancer. Treatment for oral cancer depends upon the staging of the disease and usually involves surgery, radiation therapy, or chemotherapy.
White patches in the mouth, along with swelling are symptoms of oral cancer.Any changes in the appearance could be a symptom so you should see your DR. to be safe
oral cancer, lung cancer
Oral cancer, stomach cancer, kidney cancer, heart disease
Some symptoms of lung cancer are persistent cough, blood, fatigue.
A few early signs of oral cancer are sores in the mouth, they are usually white or red dots that have a velvety feel to them. You may experience other symptoms as well; such as, weight loss, ear infections, loss of appetite, difficulty swallowing.
There appear to be quite a few symptoms of oral cancer. Perhaps the most noticeable is patches of white (or red, or even a mix) in your mouth or on your lips. You may also have sores on your mouth that won't heal, bleeding inside your mouth, tooth loss (or loosened teeth), difficulty swallowing and wearing dentures, a lump in your neck, and yes, even earache.
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Both oral cancer and lung cancer are.
White cells or lesions! I just found some had a biopsy and it is pre-cancer.