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How to check for cancer
Hi i am smoker since 6 years and last two weeks i stop doing it due to cough issue ... but i my mouth twice i got mouth blister in 3 months and not sure how to check for such signs .. can some one help and how to get it checked
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Hi,
If the painful blisters have healed and they have reappeared, then it might not be cancerous.
Self examination of oral cancer , articles you will find in healthfeed of Practo. Go through that and still if you have doubts, visit nearby dentist.
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Quit tobacco habits.
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smoking can be harmful not only for Mouth, but lungs and throat. so it is advised to discontinue the habit.
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You must consult an Oral Medicine expert who is a specialist in Mouth diseases and cancer. U may Practo consult also
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