Chewing Tobacco's Effect on Mental Health While chewing tobacco is considered a way of de-stressing by many users, the effects of chewing tobacco have a reverse effect on mental health in long-term: Anxiety: Withdrawal symptoms from nicotine can increase stress and anxiety
Morris, associate professor of diagnostic radiology, biomedical engineering, and psychiatry, researcher at the Yale Cancer Center, and the senior author on the study
Any tobacco user should have a baseline oral examination and monitor for: Leukoplakia: White patch that does not scrape off Erythroplakia: Red, velvety patch (very high malignant potential) Oral Submucous Fibrosis: Progressive inability to open the mouth, pale mucosa, and a burning sensation to spicy foods "I cannot stress this enough," emphasizes Dr
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