Should I worry about new pain and sores after tongue cancer?
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a month agoI’m two year tongue cancer survivor, still seeing my whole team of Doctors. Having questionable pain on side the cancer was and have another red sore on the other. After all I have been through I hate to throw up red flags if not needed.
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a month agoHope everything is good and no more cancer 🙏
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a month agoIt's completely understandable to feel cautious about new symptoms after cancer treatment, especially when they occur near the original site. Since you're already working with your medical team, reaching out to them about these new concerns would be the safest approach - they know your specific history and can properly evaluate any changes. Many cancer survivors find that staying in close communication with their doctors helps provide peace of mind and ensures any issues are addressed promptly.
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12 days agoSending you healing vibes.
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19 hours agoI will be thinking of you! But please do reach out to your medical team. If something were wrong, the earlier caught, the better!
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