What are the symptoms of oral cancer? What are the symptoms of oral cancer?

Oral cancer is painful, but if it is ulcerated, it will be noticeably painful, and when the tumor further invades nearby nerves, it can cause sore ears and throats. Plaque. The oral mucosa becomes rough, thickened, or indurated.

1. Ulcers: Oral cancer can lead to erosion and bleeding of the oral mucosa; 2. Pain: When it invades nearby nerves, it can cause ear and sore throat; 3. Plaque: The oral mucosa occurs in white spots, pigmentation and black moles, and it is necessary to consider the existing cancer. 4. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck.

Oral cancer. Patients usually have ulcers before the lesions.

chronic ulcers that have not healed for a long time may become cancerous. In the early stages, there is usually no pain or only a feeling of friction against a foreign body, and in the later stage, the pain is evident after ulceration, and may be accompanied by throat and ear pain. A lump appears on one side and progressively enlarges with poor range of motion. Located in the jaw.

If the tumor invades the sensory nerves, numbness in the lips may occur. Unexplained loose teeth, often accompanied by ** bleeding. Sudden onset of restricted tongue movement, slurred speech, and pain when speaking and swallowing.

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Typical symptoms. 1.Ulcers: Chronic oral ulcers, which can be reversed and do not heal for a long time.

2.Lump: A ** mass appears in the mouth, and as the disease progresses, the lump can break down with severe pain.

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Typical symptoms. 1.There are lumps and nodules.

2.There are white, smooth, scaly plaques.

3.Those who have symptoms such as red plaques, ulcers, and inflamed areas that do not heal for a long time.

4.Recurrent bleeding in the mouth for no apparent reason.

5.Numbness, burning, or dryness in the mouth for no apparent reason.

6.Difficulty or abnormality in speaking or swallowing.

Other symptoms. Regional lymph node metastases may occur.

Basis for diagnosis. Diagnosis requires a localization, qualitative, and scope judgment

1.Anatomical partitioning of the primary lesion and its tissue origin.

2.Whether the primary lesion is a tumor. If it is a tumor, whether it is benign or malignant.

3.The lesion is confined to the original anatomical site, has spread to nearby anatomical sites, is confined to the oral cavity and has metastasized to regional lymph nodes, whether there has been distant metastases.

Oral cancer can occur in a wide range of areas, such as the lips, gums, tongue, floor of the mouth, buccal mucosa, and the back of the oropharynx. In general, because the position of the oral cavity is relatively shallow, in many cases, some patients can find their abnormal oral manifestations at an early stage, mainly manifested as:

1. The most common mouth ulcer appears. 2. Mass lesions need to be paid attention to. 3. Other clinical realizations, pain caused by tumor invasion, some infrequently seen manifestations may occur, or corresponding symptoms may appear after metastasis.

The symptoms of oral cancer generally appear as oral ulcers, or the presence of some oral mucosa, white spots, the presence of some oral cavity hard lumps and other related symptoms, abnormal oral bleeding and pain, which may cause some oral cavity fish scales and some symptoms. It may affect swallowing, or cause some slurred speech. If the condition is serious, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for treatment**, and if necessary, surgery can be done**.

Oral erosions, ulcers, easy bleeding, pain, lumps or hypertrophy, white spots, laryngitis, bleeding, chewing and hypopharyngeal difficulties.

Question 1: What are the symptoms of oral cancer? Oral cancer has the following main symptoms:

1.There are lumps and nodules.

2.There are white, smooth, scaly plaques.

3.Those who have symptoms such as red plaques, ulcers, and inflammatory areas that cannot be healed for a long time;

4.Recurrent bleeding in the mouth for no apparent reason.

5.Numbness, burning, or dryness in the mouth for no apparent reason.

6.Difficulty or abnormality in speaking or swallowing.

Question 2: What are the manifestations of oral cancer in the early stage, and what are the specific symptoms of oral cancer The symptoms of oral cancer in different parts are generally similar, and the main manifestations are:

1) Pain. In the early stage, there is a general** or only local abnormal friction sensation, if there is ulceration, there will be obvious pain, and when the tumor further invades nearby nerves, it can cause ear and sore throat.

2) Plaque. Roughening, thickening, or induration of the oral mucosa, especially in the presence of white patches, pigmentation and moles, should be considered cancerous.

3) Ulcers. The oral sticky wax is locally hardened, the edges are raised, ** uneven, and even erosion and bleeding.

4. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Oral cancer usually metastasizes to nearby cervical lymph nodes, sometimes the primary lesion is very small, and even the symptoms are not obvious, and the cervical lymph nodes have metastasized and become larger. Therefore, if there is a sudden swollen lymph node in the neck, the oral area should also be carefully examined.

Oral cancer patients can take some traditional Chinese medicine RH2 in the early stage to regulate the body's immunity, improve the quality of life of the patient, control the further deterioration of the physical condition, and prepare for the later work.

Question 3: What are the symptoms of oral cancer If the mouth turns white, brown or black, it means that the mucosal epidermal cells have changed. In particular, the oral mucosa becomes rough, thickened or indurationd, and leukoplakia and erythema of the oral mucosa appear, which is likely to have become cancerous.

Question 4: How to detect oral cancer early? In particular, the oral mucosa becomes rough, thickened or indurationd, and leukoplakia and erythema of the oral mucosa appear, which is likely to have become cancerous.

The following five symptoms should be alert to oral cancer: Symptom 1: Changes in the oral mucosa The color of the mucosa becomes white, brown or black, the mucosa becomes rough, thickened or indurationd, and the oral mucosa leukoplakia and erythema appear.

Symptom 2: Lumps on the lips or in the mouth In the early stage, oral cancer only appears as a small local lump, and there is often no special discomfort. Symptom 3:

Ulcers do not heal The course of mouth ulcers is generally not more than two weeks, and if symptoms such as burning sensation and pain do not improve after more than two weeks, you need to be alert to the possibility of oral cancer. Oral cancer often appears in the form of ulcers, with raised edges around it, bumpy and covered with necrotic tissue, and obvious pain. In the early stage, there is usually ** or only a local abnormal friction sensation, and the pain is obvious after ulceration, and as the tumor further invades the nerves and surrounding tissues, it can cause ear, sore throat or toothache.

Symptom 4: Neck lump This is also one of the common symptoms of oral cancer, oral cancer mostly metastasizes to nearby cervical lymph nodes, sometimes the primary lesion is very small, and even the symptoms are not obvious, but the cancer cells have metastasized to the cervical lymph nodes. Therefore, if the lymph nodes in the neck are suddenly swollen, the mouth should be examined.

Oral cancer often manifests:

1.There are lumps and nodules.

2.There are white, smooth, scaly plaques.

3.Those who have symptoms such as red plaques, ulcers, and inflamed areas that do not heal for a long time.

4.Recurrent bleeding in the mouth for no apparent reason.

5.Numbness, burning, or dryness in the mouth for no apparent reason.

6.Difficulty or abnormality in speaking or swallowing.

If the mouth turns white, brown, or black, it means that the mucosal epidermal cells have changed. In particular, the oral mucosa has become rougher, thicker or induration, and the oral mucosa has leukoplakia and erythema, which is likely to have become cancerous. Friction sensation, pain is obvious after ulceration, and as the tumor further invades the nerves, it can cause ear loss and sore throat.

Oral cancer often metastasizes to nearby cervical lymph nodes, and sometimes the primary lesion is very small, and even the symptoms are not obvious, but metastatic cancer cells are found in the cervical lymph nodes.

Symptoms of oral cancer can vary depending on individual differences, lesion location, and stage, and here are some common oral cancer symptoms:

1. Oral ulcers or boils: Oral cancer usually manifests as ulcers or boils that do not heal for a long time, which may be accompanied by bleeding, pain or abnormal tactile sensation.

2. Oral bleeding: If oral cancer destroys blood vessels, it may lead to oral bleeding, such as bleeding gums or bleeding from other parts of the mouth.

3. Lip or oral lumps: Oral cancer can cause lumps or tumors in the lips or mouth, which may be elastic, elastic or hard, and have an irregular surface.

4. Pain in the lips or mouth: Oral cancer may be accompanied by long-term pain, including the lips, tongue, buccal, throat and gums.

5. Difficulty chewing or swallowing: Oral cancer affects chewing and swallowing function, which may cause food to get stuck, difficulty in eating, or pain.

6. Unnatural breath or abnormal sense of smell: Oral cancer may cause bad breath or abnormal sense of smell, which may be related to infection in the lesion area.

7. Loose or lost teeth: In some cases of oral cancer, the development of the tumor may lead to displacement, loosening or loss of teeth.

8. Abnormal hearing or occlusion: In some cases of oral cancer, the spread of the tumor may affect the temporomandibular joint, resulting in abnormal hearing or abnormal occlusion.

Symptoms are not necessarily the only manifestation of oral cancer, and can also be symptoms of other oral diseases or pathological problems. If you notice abnormal symptoms in the mouth, it is recommended to consult a dental specialist or oncologist for a comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis. Only a professional doctor can accurately diagnose oral problems and develop a suitable ** plan.

How to prevent oral cancer symptoms

Brush your teeth, floss and rinse regularly to remove bacteria and food debris from your mouth and prevent oral infections and inflammation. Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption are among the main risk factors for oral cancer. Try to avoid smoking and limit alcohol intake.

Eat plenty of fresh vegetables, fruits, and whole grains to increase your intake of vitamins and fiber. Try to avoid excessive exposure to sunlight, especially during the middle of the day. Use a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect your lips**.

Regular dental check-ups and teeth cleaning at a dentist for early detection and possible abnormalities.

Hello, Professor Gong Yu, an expert from the First Affiliated Hospital of the PLA General Hospital (304 Hospital), introduced the symptoms of oral cancer as follows:

If there is an ulcer on the oral mucosa, which does not heal for a long time after the general oral ulcer method, and the mucosa is pale, the possibility of oral cancer should be considered. Generally, canker sores can basically heal on their own within two weeks, but if it is oral cancer, it will not heal for a long time, and the conventional** is ineffective.

In the early stage, there is general** or only a local abnormal friction sensation, and the pain is obvious after ulceration, and as the tumor further invades the nerves, it can cause ear and sore throat. Because the closed mouth muscles are invaded by cancerous tumors, it is often difficult to open the mouth. If the hypoglossal nerve is invaded, the tongue muscle on the affected side is paralyzed, and the tongue is protruding towards the affected side, resulting in dyskinesia.

If the tongue cancer is widely invasive, the entire tongue becomes hard and unable to move.

Methods: It is recommended to use DC-CIK biological immunity**, which is an outstanding achievement in the field of contemporary high-precision medical treatment, and has a remarkable effect on tumor diseases. First of all, DC-CIK biological immunity** is systemic, which improves the immune function of the patient's whole body, rather than a certain part of the local body. Secondly, DC-CIK biological immunity is widely used to kill tumors, which can effectively and completely remove cancer cells in the body, so as to prevent the posterior phenomenon of patients and metastasis.

Canker sores that do not heal for a long time. The cause of asymptomatic recurrent oral bleeding is unknown. The mucosa in the mouth is white.

Red and dull patches. Face. Unexplained numbness and pain in the pharynx and neck.

Abnormal swelling and swollen lymph nodes in the mouth and neck. The teacher taught.

Patients with oral cancer often have a shuddering wound. Because of this, oral cancer has also become a feared cancer. The following symptoms are the first symptoms of oral cancer.