If you are struggling to quit smoking, there is lots of help available, including the Better Health: Quit Smoking program offered by the NHS
Future studies may evaluate these changes on a longer time frame and include questionnaires on mood changes to understand whether these may be associated with CRP levels
radiation therapy Introduction Oral cancer includes cancer of the lips, tongue, cheeks, floor of mouth, hard palate, gums and minor salivary glands
Reducing acetaldehyde exposure in saliva during smoking has been shown to support smoking cessation efforts
Complications that can arise from oral cancer include: changes in the appearance of the mouth, speech problems, difficulty eating and swallowing, depression and anxiety