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आखरी स्टेज मुह के कॅन्सर के लक्षण जल्दी कैसे पेहचाने? | Last Stage Oral Cancer Symptoms | Dr. Amit
In this video, Dr. Amit Chakraborty (Consultant Surgical Oncologist, Head & Neck Cancer Specialist, SSO Hospital) will tell us about the signs & symptoms of the last stage of oral cancer.
Unlike other cancers, the 4th stage of head & neck cancer (oral cancer) is also curable. The 4th stage of oral cancer has been divided into 3 stages – 4A, 4B & 4C
Till stage 4A & 4B the head & neck cancer is curable & treatable. Stage 4C is the last stage of oral cancer that cannot be treated. That is why doctors ask patients to consult a specialist as soon as they find out the initial symptoms without any further delay.
Early detection of cancer is very important for effective treatment.
In the last stage, the cancer patients face difficulties such as –
• Rigidity in tongue
• Difficulty in eating
• Continuous pain in the ears
• Breathing problems
When you face any of the symptoms of head and neck cancer for more than 4 weeks you should consult a head & neck cancer specialist at the earliest.
The earlier you take the treatment the better will be its results. It is in your hands whether you want to be a cancer survivor or a cancer sufferer.
To know more in detail about the signs & symptoms of the last stage of oral cancer, watch the full video.
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1.क्या Oral cancer केलिए biopsy जरुरी है? | क्या बायोप्सी से कैंसर फैलता है? - https://youtu.be/jqtsCxuAyIE
2. मुह के कैंसर के लिए आयुर्वेदिक इलाज | Ayurvedic Treatment For Oral Cancer - https://youtu.be/whkqMksopGI
3. क्या हर मुँह का छाला कैंसर होता है? | Is every ulcer in the mouth is cancerous? : https://youtu.be/hU7fu4zvjng
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About Dr Amit Chakraborty
Dr Amit Chakraborty is a renowned Surgical Oncologist in Mumbai having experience of 9 years. He is skilful in Head & Neck Cancer patient treatment and had operated on more than 1000 cases. He firmly believes in giving quality care to the patient & better patient outcomes. He has faith in the early detection of cancer so that it gives complete care for better overall survival.
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