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Question
What are the ill effects of chewing tobacco?
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Solution
- If tobacco is consumed, there are ulcers in the mouth. Ulcers develop into bigger wounds, which are later turned into tumours.
- Oral cancer, i.e., cancer of the mouth, may be formed.
- Tobacco entering the digestive system causes cancer of any of the digestive organs. It also leads to various complaints of the digestive system.
- A person with cancer has to undergo painful treatment. It can lead to death.
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