Oral cancer is the cancer with the shortest life! According to the data of the National Health Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, oral cancer is the most common among men in China, and its incidence rate has increased by 30% in five years, almost the highest increase. The cancer-prone age tends to decline, and it is the shortest cancer, with an average life loss of 16.3 years.
According to the national medical service system, the Republic of China is 100? Mouth, mouth? What's next? Carcinogenic effect? Men ranked fourth. Sex is15; Death? Men ranked fourth. The sex is 18.
How to prevent oral cancer and avoid the long-term effects of tobacco, cigarettes, pipes, betel nuts and alcohol on lips, tongue and oral mucosa? In Taiwan Province, betel nut is known to be the culprit, and it is found that the risk of diseases caused by chewing betel nut alone is 28 times, even 22 times higher than that caused by smoking and drinking, not to mention that most people are "three in one", and betel nut, smoking and drinking together are as high as 123 times. Avoid prolonged direct exposure to strong sunlight, and wear a hat or sunscreen if necessary. If there are incorrect teeth or dentures rubbing around, you should go to the dentist to correct them immediately. Diet should be normal, food nutrition should be balanced, and sometimes changes in oral mucosa caused by lack of vitamins or other nutrients may also lead to cancer. Avoid eating too hot or spicy food for a long time. Early detection and correct treatment: the cure rate of early oral cancer can reach more than 80%. Possible symptoms of oral cancer The doctor put forward a five-word formula for preventing oral cancer-broken, spotted, hard, numb and swollen, which provided self-examination reference for people to prevent oral cancer.
Broken-unhealed oral ulcer or broken mouth in the same place for more than two weeks.
Spots-Precancerous lesions of oral cancer refer to unknown white spots, erythema or protrusions in the oral cavity.
Hard-there is a persistent hard lump in the mouth or head and neck, which may feel painless, and the hard lump in the mouth is occasionally accompanied by unexplained bleeding.
Numbness-Abnormal sensation, such as numbness of tongue or lips, numbness in speaking, swallowing and chewing.
Swelling-facial swelling caused by tumor or asymmetry between the left and right sides of the head and neck.
It is suggested that people can look in the mirror regularly and conduct self-examination of oral mucosa. If you find any of the above abnormalities, or persistent difficulty in opening your mouth, tongue movement, voice change, and earache (metastatic pain), you should also seek medical advice as soon as possible for early diagnosis and treatment.