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#22177 02-06-2007 05:09 AM | Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 108 Gold Member (100+ posts) | | Gold Member (100+ posts) Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 108 | Stoj is right on the money. I had a spot on my tongue that did not even hurt and my dentist said I should get it checked out. I waited until my next checkup thinking it was nothing and it started to hurt a little by then. Bottom line is mine turned out to be cancer.
Yours may or may not be cancer but you certainly have a risk factor and should explore every doctor option you have to get to the bottom of your sores and bumps.
Good luck and keep us posted. This is a huge resource in the unlucky event you do have cancer.
Jim
T3N2aM0 SCC right oral tongue. Partial Glosectomy, Modified Neck disection for 1 Lymph Node. Dec. 2002. 35 IMRT 2003.
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