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In our daily life and diet, it often happens that our tongue and teeth touch each other, which will cause pain. Some people think that this is a big deal, but in fact, it is a sign of disease. Frequent fighting between the tongue and teeth indicates tongue cancer. So how do we prevent tongue cancer? How to use medicinal diet to treat tongue cancer? Let's take a detailed look at it today.

Tongue cancer is rare among us, but once it occurs, it is difficult to cure.

So how does tongue cancer occur? Let's take a look at a survey today to find out under what circumstances tongue cancer is most likely to occur.

Japanese scholars have conducted a survey on 65 tongue cancer patients aged 20-30 years old.

It was found that 56 of the patients had teeth tilted or protruded toward the tongue, that is, there was abnormal contact between the teeth and the affected part of the tongue. Among them, 37 felt that their teeth were in frequent contact with the affected part before the onset of tongue cancer. Experts believe that long-term disharmony between teeth and tongue and frequent collisions, although not an early sign of tongue cancer, can cause chronic lesions to form in parts of the tongue due to long-term contact and wear, becoming a cause of tongue cancer.

It is understood that tongue cancer is the most common oral cancer and ranks first among oral malignant tumors.

Experts say that tongue cancer is the result of a combination of factors, among which long-term mechanical stimulation and chronic damage to the tongue mucosa caused by residual tooth roots, sharp teeth or poor restorations are the main factors in the occurrence of tongue cancer.

Bad habits such as drinking and smoking in daily life can cause long-term irritation to the tongue mucosa.

This is also closely related to the incidence of tongue cancer. In addition, in most cases, patients with tongue cancer have relatively poor oral hygiene and often suffer from diseases such as periodontitis. The oral mucosa is also in an environment invaded by bacteria for a long time. The edge of the tongue root is chronically damaged and constantly infected, and the Milan sore surface does not heal for a long time. This is also an important cause of tongue cancer.

Tongue cancer takes a relatively long time to develop, and the initial symptoms are mainly ulcers or lumps, which do not attract the attention of patients.

However, if the patient experiences symptoms such as burning sensation and pain in the mouth for more than two weeks, special attention should be paid.

Especially if the tongue has ulcers in the same part for a long time and they do not heal.

Patients who experience pain or ulceration of existing white spot lesions on the tongue should be alert to the possibility of tongue cancer.