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Oral Cancer |
Red patches and oral cancer07/31/2008 04:08PM |
i recently discovered a red patch in my mouth but it healed within a week.Could it still be a sign of oral cancer?also,do immunosuppressants increase the risk of cancer?
If the lesion has already healed, you should be evaluated only if it recurs. Immunosuppressed patient should always be very carefully evaluated for possible development of malignancies.
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Enver Ozer, MD Assistant Professor Division of Head & Neck Surgery Department of Otolaryngology College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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