Pain or difficulty swallowing The sensation that something “bothers” you when swallowing or frequent pain can be a sign that requires attention
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- Constant sore throat It’s not uncommon to have an occasional sore throat, but when it doesn’t go away over time, it’s important to investigate it.
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Ear pain with no apparent cause In some cases, pain can be felt in the ear, even without a visible infection.
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Lumps or swelling in the neck The presence of swollen lymph nodes or masses in the neck that do not disappear may be a relevant sign.
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Difficulty breathing. Changes in breathing or a feeling of obstruction should be evaluated.
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Unexplained weight loss Unintentional weight loss can be associated with different conditions, including more serious illnesses.
Most common risk factors
Some factors that may increase the risk include smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, prolonged exposure to irritants, and poor oral hygiene.
