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A member asked:
Non healing inflammatory tongue lesion(moves 1 cm every few months)for 1 year.also 2 spots on toes that keep getting inflamed every month or so.tongue biopsy said chronic inflamm. infiltrate no malig.and no dysplasia.i see rheumato?or oral surgeon?
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PCP: Star with a primary care provider for an initial assessment including some lab tests and that should help the doctor decide which specialist would be appropriate. Wish you good health!
Answered 7/3/2020
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