Hi here - sorry you have to be here - hope it turns out not to be anything! In he interrim try to avoid chewing on your tongue - irritation doesn't help the matter. The situation sounds very similar to my cancer - mine was irritated by a sharp molar and then the cap on it. There are two sides to the arguement about whether chronic irritation can cause cancer. I fall on the side of yes- but im not a dr. It is likely when you see the surgeon you will have another biopsy, and then both a ct and MRI - I had both - then depending on the results of all three they will determine the next step. If you're clear then nothing else will be done ( though you should still continue to have the area watched ) if it is cancer depending on th depth (size and staging) and lymph node involvement - the next step for this cancer is surgery - neck dissection, and tongue to excise the area - and rebuild it (if it's a large enough piece being removed). Then depending on the pathology of the tissue removed - rads and chemo may be recommended! But let's not get ahead of ourselves - first find out if you have cancer - then the most important question after finding out the staging is how soon can it be removed! the primary treatment for this particular cancer is surgery. Hopefully if it is cancer it's early stage! Good luck and do come back and let us know how it goes! Try not to worry - I know it's easier said than done but it isn't cancer until the say it is. Take care!!