Hidden Dangers in Your Mouth — Early Signs of Oral Cancer You Should Never Ignore

A small sore that won’t heal. A white patch on your tongue. Numbness in your jaw. These might seem like minor annoyances—but they could be early warnings of oral cancer, a disease that claims one life every hour in India alone.

The good news? When caught early, oral cancer has an 80–90% survival rate. Let’s cut through the silence with clear, actionable facts.🦷 Self-Check: Do This Monthly (Takes 2 Minutes)
Look: Use mirror + flashlight.

Check lips, gums, cheeks, tongue (top/sides/underside), roof/floor of mouth.
Feel: Gently squeeze cheeks/tongue for lumps.

Press under jaw/neck for swollen nodes.
Note: Any spot that’s rough, raised, or discolored needs professional eyes.

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