Oral cancer remains a significant public health challenge in Gujarat, and is as a prominent regional hotspot for oral malignancies in India. Oral and lip cancers constitute a substantial proportion of the state’s cancer burden, with reports indicating that oral cancers account for approximately 11.28% of all cancer cases in the region, particularly among men. The incidence is considerably higher in males than females, largely due to differences in tobacco consumption, chewing habits, alcohol use, and other lifestyle-related factors.
Head and neck cancer treatment rarely stays in one place. Radiation to the throat makes swallowing painful. Surgery near the jaw changes how you chew, and chemotherapy flattens your appetite just when your body needs food the most.
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Mouth cancer which is also known as oral cancer, is a significant health concern in Pune, Maharashtra, particularly among people who use tobacco, gutkha, pan masala and other tobacco products. According to a 2025 hospital-based cancer registry study from Alandi, Pune, oral cancer accounted for 1,667 cases (44%) among 3,788 male cancer patients registered between 2019 and 2023.





