A patch of throat irritation, lump or thickness in the mouth, lips, or throat
Red or white patch in the mouth
Feeling that something is stuck in the throat
Difficulty chewing or swallowing
Difficulty moving the jaw or tongue
Numbness of the tongue or other oral
Swelling of the jaw that causes dentures to fit poorly or become uncomfortable
Pain in one ear without hearing loss
A person who has these symptoms for more than two weeks should see a dentist or oral cancer medical examination. In most cases, symptoms such as these do not mean cancer. Infection or another problem can cause similar symptoms. But it is important to get the symptoms checked, because if it is cancerous, it can be better managed if caught early.
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