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Do you think i should worry about some spots on my tongue?
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Tongue spots: If you have spots on your tongue that you have seen for years and they have not changed then it could be quite normal, however if they are new, and or changing in size and color or if painful these are all reasons to be concerned weather on the tongue or any other body part. You need to get this checked out if its new. Probably nothing, but a drs. Appt. Could make you feel a whole lot better.
Answered 11/30/2017
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