This Woman gets Oral Cancer from Oral Sex and French kiss

Initially Victoria Workman (51) ignores swelling in her mouth and her husband's testis. Now she was sorry for taking too long not cares enough to the changes. Apparently Victoria had cancer after a life-threatening likes to perform oral sex and French kiss with her ​​husband. Alleged sexual activity was not paying attention to hygiene.

Victoria learned clot behind his tongue is a dangerous cancer. "I think it's just a regular sore throat , and it would disappear on its own , " said Victoria , who lives with her ​​husband , Gareth ( 54 ) , in Kingston , England . Thus quoted from the Mirror, Saturday (11/16/2013) .

Victoria’s mother then forced him to visit a doctor. Surprisingly, according to Victoria, the doctor said to her, “sloppy bitch! Why come to the doctor now? " . Jean- Pierre Jeannon , consultant head and neck surgeon at London Bridge Hospital , said the glands that grow in different cancers by ordinary sore throat . Clumps of cancer cells continue to grow and the pain tends not stay in one place. June this year, Victoria underwent MRI and biopsy. From here she knows she has a two -stage oral cancer, which is caused by HPV.

This virus is suspected from oral sex and French kiss. But Victoria was lucky; the cancer has not spread the virus to other body parts. She also underwent all kinds of therapy and treatment, and is now healthy again.

“I lost 60 percent of my sense of taste. My Mouth become very dry, and makes me not able to eat my favorite foods: bread, cake, meat, and chocolate. Please do this, check the palate, the tongue, the bottom of the tongue, up the walls inside of your cheek. If you feel any different, do not delay to consult a doctor, "said Victoria.

 It turns out Victoria is not alone. A survey by the British Dental Health Foundation and Denplan found from 2,000 respondents surveyed, none know the causes and signs of tongue cancer or oral cancer. They guessed the causes of oral cancer are smoking, alcohol, poor diet, and papillomavirus.

Over the last 10 years, an increase in the death rate from oral cancer by 50 percent, compared to cervical cancer and testicular cancer. Approximately 6,500 patients were successfully diagnosed, but most lead to fatal because they are not aware of the cancer.