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Possible Severe Side Effects Pneumonia Upper respiratory infections Blood vessel swelling Osteoporosis Hyperglycemia Hypocortisolism (adrenal insufficiency) Oral thrush (fungus in mouth/throat) Glaucoma or other eye problems Keep in mind, side effects are common with the use of any medication

Leukoplakia is a white precancerous growth that forms in your mouth and increases your risk of developing According to the American Dental Association, using dip on a regular basis also puts you at a higher risk of developing the following conditions: tooth cavities tooth loss bone loss around teeth teeth staining bad breath There are some common myths and misconceptions about the use of chewing tobacco

Those with cancer restricted entirely to the esophageal mucosa have about an 80% 5YSR, but submucosal involvement brings this down to less than 50%

This cancer is more common on the gingiva, buccal tissue, or commissure areas