Throat Cancer Symptoms: Do You
Still Smoke?

Most throat cancer symptoms usually develop in middle-aged people older than 50.

The most researched and significant symptoms are:

• Hoarseness encountered for more than 1-2 weeks
  
• Soar throat encountered for more than 1-2 weeks
  
• Pain in your neck
  
• Swallowing difficulties
  
• Any kind of swellings in your neck
  
• Unexpected weight loss
  
• Lasting cough
  
• Coughing blood
  
• Change in your voice tone
  
• Difficulty in breathing

. . . and the list goes on. These were just the most important throat cancer symptoms.

The good news is that throat cancer symptoms can be treated successfully if detected early. The treatment aims at the destruction of the affected throat cells before cancer has spread to other parts of your body.

If you are a heavy smoker or drinker it is highly recommended that you visit a doctor every now and then to perform regular tests. Especially if you encounter throat cancer symptoms like hoarseness or change in your voice tone for more than a week or two.

Don't want to visit your doctor?

Here are some of the heavy throat cancer symptoms that may appear as throat cancer grows:

• Great breathing difficulties
  
• Loss of speaking and voice
  
• Disfigurement of your face
  
• Deformity of your skin
  
• Great swallowing difficulties (many patients cannot eat so they are fed through a feeding tube)

. . . and the worse thing that can happen is when cancer spreads to other parts of your body. In that case you really can't cure the symptoms easily.

If you need a bit of extra information about throat cancer symptoms have a look at this Medical Encyclopedia. My advice is to check out this Natural Cancer Treatments e-book and discover a few untold secrets about cancer and how you can avoid any of its symptoms.