Oral Cancer- Surgical
Oral Cancer is a malignant tumor in the lips, tongue, cheeks, or floor of the mouth.
Early diagnosis is essential to prevent local invasion or metastasis. Surgical removal of the tumor is the primary treatment, often followed by radiotherapy or chemotherapy. Regular follow-up ensures early detection of recurrence and maintenance of oral function.
Causes and Risk Factors
Oral cancer develops due to a combination of lifestyle, environmental, and genetic factors.
- Tobacco and alcohol use: Major risk factors for oral cancer
- HPV infection in some cases
- Poor oral hygiene and chronic irritation
Symptoms and Clinical Features
Patients may notice:
- Persistent mouth ulcers or sores that do not heal
- Oral pain or discomfort: Especially when eating or speaking
- Difficulty swallowing, speaking, or moving tongue
- Swelling or lumps inside the mouth or on the neck
Treatment Options for Oral Cancer
Surgery is the mainstay treatment, often complemented by additional therapy.
- Surgical excision: Removal of the tumor with clear margins
- Reconstructive surgery for restoration of oral function
- Radiotherapy and chemotherapy: For high-risk or advanced cases
Why Choose Us for Oral Cancer Surgery
CureU Healthcare offers head and neck surgical oncology expertise, advanced reconstruction techniques, and comprehensive multidisciplinary care.
Conclusion
Oral Cancer can be successfully managed with early surgery and adjunct therapy. CureU Healthcare ensures state-of-the-art surgical and follow-up care.
