What are the symptoms of tongue cancer? What are the early symptoms of tongue cancer

Symptoms of tongue cancer are normally manifested as a large, irregularly shaped ulcerative lesion on the soft tissues of the tongue or on the mucosa of the tongue. It has no obvious borders and can cause stiffness in the soft tissues of the surrounding tongue. If it adheres to the tissues of the floor of the mouth, it can also cause limited tongue movement.

At the same time, tongue cancer can also cause spontaneous and severe pain, and if the pain is severe, it can also affect eating and sleeping. At the same time, tongue cancer can also cause lymphadenopathy in the submandibular area and neck, and if the lymph nodes are suspiciously formed by metastases, it will cause lymph nodes to be swollen, painful and fixed, and adhesion to the surrounding neck soft tissues. Tongue cancer is normally treated with surgery, combined with chemoradiotherapy and other malignant tumor sequences.

With the progression of the disease, the ulcer does not heal for a long time, gradually enlarged, which can cause symptoms such as dysphagia, pain, bleeding, etc., and can lead to cervical lymphadenopathy, so it is necessary to go to the stomatology department in time, and under normal circumstances, surgery should be used**.

What are the symptoms of tongue cancer? Symptoms of tongue cancer are pain, neck and ear pain, ulcers in the infiltrated area, tongue movement disorders, and tongue discomfort. Tongue cancer is a slow onset process, with the progression of the disease, to the advanced stage beyond the midline or invasion of the floor of the mouth, as well as infiltration of the mandible, hyoid periosteum, bone plate or bone, affecting normal diet, language communication difficulties, etc.

The early symptom of tongue cancer is an ulcer, which manifests as pain. In particular, ulcers on the functional parts of the tongue, such as the tip of the tongue, the abdomen of the tongue, and the base of the tongue, can cause pain when eating and talking, and the area involved in the ulcer gradually increases.

Malignant tumors are generally not painful in the past, but tongue cancer may be painful earlier, in order to clearly recommend a CT review, if there is no tumor and then consider other ** methods, don't worry My friend had surgery for tongue cancer 6 years ago, and the tongue in recent days: wangshangqian does not consider malignant tumors, because the biggest feature of malignant tumors is that the early symptoms are not obvious, and it will not be so painful, so it is recommended to do CT examination. I had surgery for tongue cancer in July last year, and I was re-examined in February this year

lixinze96 Hello, surgery and chemotherapy can not be completely **, chemotherapy drugs are very toxic, and it is difficult for ordinary patients to bear. Sometimes, on the contrary, it weakens immunity and accelerates the metastasis. It is recommended to use Chinese herbal medicine** to kill cancer cells, improve immunity, reduce symptoms and pain, etc., effectively control the disease and achieve the most ideal effect.

I am an early patient of tongue cancer, I have undergone surgery, and I am progressing: lixinze96 Hello, I can eliminate tumors and lesions through Chinese herbal medicine, reduce symptoms and pain, improve immunity, kill cancer cells, etc., comprehensive recuperation, can effectively control the development of the disease, so that the patient's condition can be improved in the shortest possible time, specifically according to the patient's physical condition and the development of the disease, constantly adjust the prescription or dosage to achieve the most ideal effect.

Nowadays, the living environment and personal living habits lead to the occurrence of cancer more and more frequently, and tongue cancer, which is not often heard of, also occurs frequently, so what are the early symptoms of tongue cancer?

1.First of all, the symptoms of early tongue cancer are not obvious, and it can appear as an area on the surface of the mucosa with clear boundaries, fixed range, and abnormal color. This area is mostly red or red and white, the surface can be smooth or finely granular, most of them are non-ulcerative, and a few have ulcers; It can not be higher than the mucosal surface or about 1 mm higher than the mucosal surface.

2.Secondly, most tongue cancers occur from normal mucous membranes and are cancerous from the beginning; A small number of feet are benign lesions, such as those from vitiligo. It is more common in the lingual margin1 3, followed by the ventral and dorsal tongue. In the early stage of tongue cancer, swollen lymph nodes under the ear and under the mandibular may be seen.

3.Finally, tongue cancer is a relatively rare type of cancer, which usually manifests as pain in the tongue and particles on the tongue are about a millimeter higher than the mucosa.

Precautions. Be sure to pay attention to your oral hygiene, and it is best to have the habit of brushing your teeth and cleaning your mouth after meals.

Tongue cancer is a relatively serious disease of the oral cavity, and if you suffer from this disease, there will be some adverse reactions:1Sudden appearance of mucosal erythema, edema, erosions, white patches and cracks, flat tongue moss, bulges, and granular granulations appear in the oral cavity.

2.Sudden loosening and loss of teeth, poor tooth bite when chewing food, and people with dentures feel uncomfortable with dentures, numbness and pain in the mouth and pharynx. 3.

Long-term ulcers appear in the oral mucosa, and the mucosa is pale, dull, similar to leukoplakia, and fibrous cord induration occurs under the mucosa.

1.Local symptoms, the initial local can be **, slightly raised or no ulcerative induration, and the center of the lump can appear with a slightly raised ulcer at the edge.

2.Pain and movement disorders, tongue movement disorders, affecting speech and swallowing.

Other symptoms] 1.Secondary infection, late concurrent infection, tissue necrosis, hemorrhage, nutritional disorders and aspiration pneumonia.

2.Lymph node metastasis, about 1 in 3 tongue cancer patients have cervical lymph node metastasis.

Complications] cervical lymph node metastasis.