Are You at Risk of Throat Cancer? Must Know Early Symptoms

Persistent hoarseness lasting over three weeks can signal early throat cancer.

Difficulty swallowing or feeling food stuck in the throat requires medical evaluation.

A painless lump in the neck may indicate swollen lymph nodes.

Chronic sore throat that does not improve with treatment can be warning sign.

Unexplained weight loss with throat pain may indicate progressing head and neck cancer.

Long term tobacco use and HPV infection significantly increase throat cancer risk.