10 Jaw Cancer Symptoms
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3. Mouth Lesions
Lesions in the mouth are among the most common symptoms of oral cancer and are usually the first symptom noticed by patients and doctors alike.1Rivera, César. ‘Essentials of oral cancer.’ International journal of clinical and experimental pathology vol. 8,9 11884-9 4: 1 Sep. 2015 Lesions can occur almost anywhere in the mouth, including the gums, tongue, roof of the mouth and cheek linings.
Lesions can have a number of visual appearances and be white, pink or red. These lesions can be painful or uncomfortable, or they may not be felt at all.
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