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Oral cancer treatment
Oral cancer is a cancer that develops in any of the parts related to the mouth. Cancer of the mouth can appear on:
- Lips
- Gums
- Tongue
- Inner lining of the cheeks
- Roof of the mouth
- Floor of the mouth (under the tongue)
Oral cancer treatment depends on the location and stage of the cancer, as well as your overall health and personal preferences. You may be prescribed only one type of treatment or a combination of cancer treatments. Treatment options include surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.
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Doctors for the treatment of oral cancer
Patient reviews
I want to share my experience with Liv Hospital, where I had a prostate removal surgery due to cancer. From the very beginning, everything was well-organized – the staff helped me with all arrangements, and the doctor explained everything in detail. The hospital itself is very modern and clean, which made me feel more comfortable.
The surgery went well, and I was surprised how fast I started recovering. Now, a few months later, I feel much better and my tests show good results. I’m really grateful to the doctors and nurses at Liv Hospital for their professionalism and care. If anyone is looking for high-quality prostate cancer treatment, I can definitely recommend this place.
Рудченко Олексадр Украіна. Велике спасибі за професіоналізм та чуйність до всього колективу відділення, особливо лікарю Марісу Межецкісу. Лікування відбувалося у січні 2023 року.
Symptoms of oral cancer
Cancer on the oral mucosa presents with these signs and symptoms:
- A growth or lump inside your mouth
- Mouth pain
- A lip or mouth sore that doesn’t heal
- Difficult or painful swallowing
- A white or reddish patch on the inside of your mouth
- Loose teeth
- Ear pain
When to see a doctor
Make an appointment with your doctor or dentist if you have persistent signs and symptoms that are troublesome and last for more than two weeks. Your doctor will likely first check for other, more common causes of these signs and symptoms, such as an infection.
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