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A member asked:
Should i see a doctor if i been having throat problems for about 3 years now?
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Absolutely!: It is highly unlikely it is anything serious like cancer if you have had symptoms for that long. But most definitely take care of yourself and your throat and see a doctor - possibly your local ENT for a full head and neck examination.
Answered 6/10/2014
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