What Is Mouth Cancer?
Mouth cancer (oral cancer treatment) is a broad term for cancer that occurs in the mouth. Oral cancer may look like a common problem on the lips or mouth, such as white spots or bleeding sores. If oral cancer is left untreated, it can spread from the mouth and throat to other areas of the head and neck. Oral cancer can affect the mouth and oropharynx.
The oropharynx includes part of the tongue, the roof of the mouth, and the middle part of the throat that is visible when you open your mouth wide. The ayurvedic treatment for mouth cancer involves using natural remedies and lifestyle changes to ensure better health.
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What are the Causes of Mouth Cancer?
Oral mouth cancer treatment begins in the squamous epithelial cells of the oral cavity. Squamous epithelial cells are flat and look like fish scales when viewed under a microscope. A normal squamous cell carcinoma becomes cancerous when the DNA changes and the cells begin to grow and proliferate. Over time, these cancer cells can spread to other areas of the mouth, and may spread to other areas of the head and neck, or other areas of the body.
Other Risk Factors:
- You spend a lot of time in the sun without protecting your lips with sunscreen
- You are infected with human papillomavirus (HPV)
- Oral cancer runs in your family
- Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol on a regular basis.
- Smoking cigarettes, cigars, and pipes
Stages of Mouth Cancer
Diagnostic tests help determine the stages of mouth cancer. Stage describes the location of cancer when it has grown or spread to the surface of the area where it was found. The test also checks to see if the cancer has spread to other areas of the body.
Mouth cancer is included in staging using the TNM system. T represents the size and location of the primary tumour. N indicates whether the tumour has spread to the lymph nodes. M indicates whether the tumour has metastasized or spread to other areas of the body.
- TI: The tumour in the mouth is 2 centimetres or less.
- T2: Tumour is 2 centimetres or less, but 4 centimetres or less.
- T3: Tumour is larger than 4 centimetres.
Signs and Symptoms of Mouth Cancer
Following are the symptoms of mouth cancer that need to be understood in detail to determine the herbs to treat cancer.
- Patches of white or grey in your throat or mouth, or red spots that are flat or slightly elevated
- Patches of red and white
- Parts of your mouth that bleed when there's no apparent cause.
- Sores inside your mouth or on your lip
- Rough or crusty patches on your gums, lips, or oral cavity.
What Could Be The Possible Complications?
Patients may experience difficulties breathing, swallowing, drinking, and eating after treatment. Additionally, speech could be impacted and sometimes totally lost. Moreover, facial deformity is possible. Depression and other issues like dietary deficiencies may result from this.
Acute and chronic disorders of the head, neck, and mouth, including as mucositis, infection, xerostomia, dysgeusia, radiation caries, osteonecrosis, and trismus, are among the sequelae.
Why should you trust Karma Ayurveda?
Karma Ayurveda provides you with the best of ayurvedic treatments for oral cancer. It focuses on the use of natural herbs and has a holistic approach as well. Our ayurvedic cancer specialists focus on a proper diagnosis and prepare the customised treatment plans and ayurvedic medicine for mouth cancer for patients. Depending on the issues identified, the treatment criteria is devised.
Our Ayurvedacharyas are highly professional with years of knowledge and offer the best oral cancer ayurveda treatment. They provide you with effective treatments and high quality results that promotes your general well being along with alleviation of associated disease symptoms.
The treatments at Karma Ayurveda are
- 100% Ayurvedic
- Safe and Authentic
- Expert Supervised
