I think I have a oral Cancer

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Asked for Male, 28 Years

Since last week I have red wound inside my mouth which is very pain full I think it is a oral Cancer How to confirm I am right or not

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Dr. Amogh Tanwar

Dentist 16 yrs exp Delhi

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Hi a long standing wound is always a sign of concern , but you have not mentioned whether u are a tobacco user or not or are u suffering from any medical problem

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Visit a dentist asap

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MDS oral medicine will be most helpful in clearing ur doubts

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Accepted Answer

Please visit a dental surgeon in your area. He/she would be able to identify your condition. Hope this helps.