What are the early symptoms of tongue cancer? Will early tongue cancer affect the patient's tongue activity?

If white spots appear on the patient's tongue and they cannot heal on their own, but the lesions grow larger and larger, the rough texture of the plaques can be clearly felt on the surface. These white spots will become a very hard substance in the later stage, which is actually a tumor. At this time, the treatment is very difficult. The tumor will slowly become necrotic, and we can clearly feel the bleeding. In the later stage, there will be metastasis. These are the most basic symptoms of the disease, and patients must identify them in time.

The tongue is a very important part. Once it develops cancer, the patient will be unable to eat, which will indirectly cause the patient to lose the basic ability to eat, and then put the patient's life in danger. It is a terrible condition. The symptoms of tongue cancer are generally a rough white patch or mass that will affect the patient's normal tongue movement, necrosis and metastasis to other places. Let's take a look at the symptoms of tongue cancer.
Common symptoms of tongue cancer include:
1. It is a rough white patch: This symptom is the initial manifestation in the early stage. This white patch is a small piece at first, and then it will slowly grow larger. Then we can accurately feel that this white patch is very rough and not smooth at all. This is the normal surface shape of cancerous tissue. No matter what kind of cancer it is, the diseased tissue is rough, so this white patch can better identify cancer. At this time, the patient's cancer is very likely to be cured.

2. The appearance of a lump will affect the patient's normal tongue activity: In the middle stage of cancer, the manifestation of this disease will evolve into a hard object, and the patient can clearly feel the presence of a foreign body on the tongue. This hard object is the pathological tissue of the tumor, which will occupy a large area of ​​the tongue, so it will affect the patient's eating and normal language expression, causing the patient's speech to be affected.

3. Necrosis and metastasis to other parts: Once in the late stage, this disease will cause necrosis of the mass, that is, necrosis of the tumor, and then slowly oozing blood. After bleeding, the necrotic cancer cells of the patient will continue to metastasize to other parts, such as the patient's neck, and the patient's nasal cavity, which may be invaded by white cancer cells. When it reaches this symptom, it is difficult to treat, and the patient's mortality rate is very high.