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Can red lumps on my palatopharyngeal arch be cancer?
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Can't tell: Could be, or maybe not. You need to see your family doc or perhaps an ENT specialist. If you use tobacco in any form or abuse alcohol, please quit today. Best to you.
Answered 3/14/2021
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