As many of the symptoms are subtle, they get easily dismissed, delaying diagnosis. Here are five signs of oral cancer that often go unnoticed, along with tips to reduce risk.

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"The main symptoms, they tend to be subtle, and they tend to build up over time and it usually circles around urination," NBC News medical correspondent Dr. John Torres said.

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Nearly one in four of those cases of mouth cancer were found on the tonsils. Symptoms of tonsil cancer include pain and difficulty swallowing, a hoarse voice and ear pain. Doctor Jiri Kubes, a ...

Tonsil cancer symptoms include difficulty swallowing, pain, a hoarse voice, and earache. Doctor Jiri Kubes, a radiation oncologist at the Proton Therapy Centre, highlighted that a persistent sore ...

The human papilloma virus (HPV) has also been identified as a possible cause. Should you display any symptoms indicative of tonsil cancer, your GP will likely conduct a thorough examination.