Whats the visible symptom for gums cancer?
It is called ORAL CANCER. Cancer at the Gum areas along with tounge, throught etc. are collectively called as Oral cancer. The initial VISIBLE SYMPTOM OF GUM CANCER is a bump subsequently developed with pain with swelling. Oral cancers are usually painless for a considerable length of time but eventually do cause pain. Pain usually starts when the cancer erodes into nearby nerves. When pain from cancer of the tongue or roof of the mouth or gum begins, it usually occurs with swallowing, as with a sore throat. The early growth of salivary gland tumors may or may not be painful. When these tumors do become painful, the pain may be worsened by food, which stimulates the secretion of saliva. Cancer of the jawbone often causes pain and a numb or pins-and-needles sensation (paresthesia), somewhat like the feeling of a dental anesthetic wearing off. Cancer of the lip or cheek may first become painful when the enlarged tissue is inadvertently bitten. Squamous cell carcinomas often look like ope
