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Leukoplakia and a small movable lump
I had been diagnosed with leukoplakia,the doctor said there is no need for biopsy and gave me antioxidants and kenacort gel .
Recently I have observed that whenever I gently rub my mucosa with my fingers a white coloured stuff (skin) peels out,there is no pain ,I want to know that is this something serious?
And I also have a small movable lump in my cheek just below my left eye ,it's not visible directly but I can hold it ,it's hard and movable ,I am really afraid please guide me!!
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Biopsy is required
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