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Hi doctors. how do i know if i have a cancerous tumor in my mouth?
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Examination: Have an oral surgeon examine you. They are trained to diagnose these types of lesions and take a biopsy if indicated. Avoid searching the internet to diagnose yourself... you'll never get peace of mind.
Answered 8/6/2017
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