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Can you have cancer without lumps?
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Yes: Many cancers are masses that are far deeper than you can feel. All leukemias are cancers but they are liquid tissues like blood. Cancer may produce remote effects before a lump is visible -- an oat cell cancer smaller than a fingernail deep in the blood can blind or cause brain damage.
Answered 7/19/2012
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