Cancer affects not only the body but also the mind. In this article, Dr. Himajit Kumar Barman explains why emotional well-being is essential during cancer treatment, how mental health influences recovery, and practical ways patients and caregivers can cope with stress, fear, and uncertainty.

Reduce your risk of mouth cancer with simple daily habits. Quit tobacco, limit alcohol, maintain oral hygiene, eat a nutrient-rich diet, and protect against HPV infection. Regular dental checkups and early detection of unusual patches or ulcers are crucial. Healthy lifestyle choices not only prevent oral cancer but also boost overall well-being. Take charge of your oral health today for a safer, cancer-free future.

Oral cancer often begins with subtle signs like persistent mouth sores, red or white patches, difficulty swallowing, unexplained bleeding, or lumps in the mouth or neck. Identifying these early can save lives. Dr. Himajit Kumar Barman, a leading Oncologist & ENT Specialist in Guwahati, highlights 5 key symptoms you should never ignore. Early detection means simpler treatment and better outcomes. Get screened today.