Does smoking right after eating increase the risk of mouth cancer?

Smoking & cancer: Smoking- anytime, anywhere or after any activities- will increase your risk to develop many cancers- including lung cancer, bladder cancer, head and neck cancer, esophageal cancer etc. It is the cigarette, the amount of cigarettes that you use and how long you have exposed to it that is important, and not the activity that you do before /after/during the smoking. Please consider to quit smoking.

Cancer due to smoke: Smoking at any time will increase your risk of oral cancer. It is not linked to when you eat.

Tobacco & alcohol: Use of tobacco and alcohol have synergistic effect in causing cancer. Do not know if smoking after eating increases the risk.

Smoking = bad: Smoking period increases the risk of mouth cancer as well as other cancers such as lung and esophagus. Take home message: don't smoke!