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Hi I am a regular smoker from last two years but nowadays I feel pain on my cheeks . Is that cancer
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Pain in cheeks is not a sign of cancer.
Next Steps
kindly consult your nearest dentist
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better stop smoking. smoking do causes cancer but that doesn't mean pain in cheek is a symptom of cancer
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Not likely. Visit a doctor at your earliest
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Yes. You are getting yourself into problem as your cheek muscles are getting fibrosed and degenerated. You will get into difficulty in complete opening after few days. Because that's your symptoms of longstanding smoking effect.
Next Steps
stop smoking. take antioxidants in your diet and supplements and see changes in few weeks.
Health Tips
concern and control about your habits for better living.
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Pain in cheeks is not a sign of cancer. However please get a regular dental check up done to take care of your teeth properly.
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Avoid smoking
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