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~https://www.sharecare.com/health/lip-oral-cavity-cancer/is-there-cure-oral-cancer
~https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk
~https://www.cancer.gov/types/head-and-neck/patient/lip-mouth-treatment-pdq
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https://www.cancercenter.com/oral-cancer/risk-factors/
~ https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/infectious-agents/hpv-fact-sheet

~https://www.nidcr.nih.gov/OralHealth/Topics/OralCancer/DetectingOralCancer.htm
~https://www.webmd.com/oral-health/guide/oral-cancer

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If detected early enough, it can be treated with the usage of Chemo therapy, Radiation therapy and surgery. If not treated, the patient has 81% of a 1-year survival rate.

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Can a lifestyle or environment cause or prevent this type of cancer? 

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Can a lifestyle or environment cause or prevent this type of cancer? 

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yes a certain lifestyle can cause this cancer like for example if someone is a heavy drinker, they have a high risk of achieving oral cancer when older.

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Can change in diet cause or prevent this cancer?

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Can change in diet cause or prevent this cancer?

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To increase the risk of oral cancer within your diet may involve, salted meat, processed meat, animal fat, and dairy consumptions at a high rate. To reduce the risk or prevent it, it is recommended to consume a healthy diet, 5 or more serving of fruits and vegetables each day, limit of constant red and processed meats, and limit consumptions of alcohol beverages.

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How often does the cancer occur in males and females?

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How often does the cancer occur in males and females?

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Males are most likely to experience oral cancer than females yet studies show that the percentage of the gender difference is decreasing. Also the most common age for oral cancer is 62 yet some specimen who have received it are over the age of 55.

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Adults are recommended to have oral screenings done to their mouths, if no visible signs are located on patient like a lump on the mouth lining, then check symptoms or traumatic change. For example a traumatic change could be trouble chewing or swallowing as mentioned before, trouble moving jaw, numbness of the tongue and areas of the mouth, and chronic hoarseness.

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Can you detect this type of cancer early?

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Can you detect this type of cancer early?

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Yes. If patient is experiencing a constant feeling that something is stuck in the throat, trouble chewing and/or swallowing, ear pain, trouble moving jaw and/or tongue, and hoarse voice.

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~Red or red and white patches on lining of mouth and tongue
~Mouth sores that do no heal
~Swelling that goes over 3 weeks
~Lump or thickening on lining of mouth
~Pain when swallowing
~Loose teeth for no reason
~Jaw pain or stiffness
~Sore throat
~sensation that something is stuck in throat
~Painful tongue
~Hoarse voice
~Pain in neck or ear that does not go away

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What are the causes of this cancer? (Risks)

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What are the causes of this cancer? (Risks)

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The major and most common risks are tobacco and alcohol usage. Yet it can also happen within genetics, Fanconi anemia (blood condition within the genes) and Dyskeratosis congentia (genetically linked syndrome which can have affect of oral cancer at an early age)

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oral cancer in the cheek

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oral cancer mainly occurs in the lips, tongue, cheeks, floor of the mouth, both soft and hard palate (top of the mouth), sinuses (cavity in the face bone connecting to the nasal cavities) and the throat.

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Oral Cancer appears as a growth or a sore that does not go away around the mouth area.