Yes, just as Christine said, if it is there for more than a few weeks, you need to get it checked. Do not wait any longer. It will give you piece of mind and an answer. Let us know how it turned out.

Good Luck!

Susan Lauria - OCF Director of Events - Always looking for volunteers to help spread the word about early detection! Contact me if you can help!

*Brother passed away from tongue cancer in 2006 at age 47, was co-caregiver, he was non-smoker/casual drinker

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