That is not: That is not the first thing i would think no. Depends on multiple things however. Could be multiple things, an appropriate physical exam and history would be needed with appropriate tests.
Answered 9/11/2013
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See your dentist: There are many things that can cause a lump to develop, that are not cancer. Trauma or infection are possible causes. But: you need to see a dentist for a thorough evaluation, and if necessary a biopsy to rule out cancer.
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Unlikely: To be cancer. Many congenital or acquired lesions are possible including benign cysts, fibromas, vascular malformations, and even rarer condition such as ectopic thyroid tissue within the tongue or amyloidosis. Oral tongue cancer is possible but extremely rare in this pediatric age group. Proper exam and possible imaging by an ENT doctor is recommended.
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