What are the symptoms or signs of mouth cancer?
Well, first you want to see a doctor and have him or her, test you to see if you do have tongue cancer or another condition. The usual symptoms for tongue cancer are but not limited to the following: A person having a lump, ulcer or skin lesion on or near the tongue, a person having trouble swallowing, a person having mouth sores and pains in the mouth, a person having trouble moving the tongue or have numbness in the tongue, a person having changes in speech, due to the person unable to move their tongue across the mouth when talking, a person having a painful feeling when speaking and eating and a person that has blood coming from the tongue. If you are having these symptoms, you should see a doctor as soon as possible and get the best treatment for this cancer. The treatments for tongue cancer depends on the stage of the cancer and the person’s overall condition, treatments for moth cancer sufferers, range from surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy and/or speech and tongue therap
