Mouth cancer, a subset of head and throat cancers, is more common in men over 40. In India, 77,003 new cases and 52,067 deaths were reported this year, highlighting the severity of this disease. Early detection significantly improves survival chances, but many cases are identified only after the cancer has spread to the neck’s lymph nodes. The main types of mouth cancer include lip, tongue, cheek, gum, and lower mouth cancers. Routine dental checkups are essential for early diagnosis, especially for individuals who smoke or drink heavily. Symptoms to watch for include non-healing blisters, swelling, unexplained bleeding, loose teeth, difficulty...
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