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2018-03-18 07:12:55
We saw a red patch 1.5 years ago in his mouth (around 1 cm). We consulted with a Doctor (Dentist and Cancer specialist) in Kanpur, he suggested for the scrape biopsy and we found Erythroplakia. we repeated the same 6 months ago with the same outcome. We decided to go for Biopsy last week and reports say squamous cell carcinoma (Well differentiated)
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Need to remove it and possible neck dissection.. You may get away with only surgery if it is early stage..

Answered2018-03-18 07:23:06

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I am an oncosurgeon.  You have to get operated as soon as possible. Please see an oncosurgeon.

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Further treatment required. Consult oncosurgeon.

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