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Pain down side of chin slightly
I was smoking for continous 3 months and then i left it for 2 months and then it had been 1 month i am smoking again . I am getting slight strain down side of my chin and upside of throat the pain is like strain there is no swelling.But their is no problem in eating. I can eat everything and no head ache.i am getting fear help me out
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Dr. Archana Prathipati
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16 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Quit smoking and meet a doctor for clinical examination
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Dr. Palaniappan Ramanathan
Surgical Oncologist
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please quit smoking. Tobacco consumption causes cancer. The nature of damage caused by tobacco for each depends on the individual s body. Both active smoking and passive smoking not good. Avoid tobacco. Salt water gargles will help. If no improvement, Consult a Surgeon.
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