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Joined: Sep 2012 Posts: 381 | Mik, just FYI, my tumor could not be seen for a couple of months but I could feel something. The first time it could be seen, it was less than a cm. Within 3 months, when I had my surgery it was over 5 cm long.
Take that for what it's worth.
See an ENT. Mine knew the moment he saw it.
Tina
Diag: Aug. 13/12
T3N0M0
50% + glossectomy and bilateral radical neck dissection, removal of nodes zones I - V
Surgery October 11/12
Chemo/rad on hold due to clear margins and nodes
Sept 21/13 clear CT with anomaly thought to be the artery, being watched closely.
Dec 16/13 - anomaly confirmed artery, all clear
nickname: "get 'r done"
Plans: kick cancer's butt
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Joined: Mar 2013 Posts: 5 | thanx for the answers again. I`ll have a dentist visit next friday (thank god, having pretty bad toothache aarrrggh!) I guess I`ll ask hes opinion, but only after he has done something to this damn pain. toothache has saved me last couple of days from obsessing about cancer (or anything else) lol. hurts...
"Mik, just FYI, my tumor could not be seen for a couple of months but I could feel something. The first time it could be seen, it was less than a cm. Within 3 months, when I had my surgery it was over 5 cm long."
wow that grew fast
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