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Lump On The Tongue, Weight Loss. Biopsy Ruled Out Cancer. Sore Throat And Pain In The Ear After Biopsy. Worried

I have a lump on side of tongue,Dr. did a biopsy,came back not cancer. It's size is 1mm. on outside but it is 2mm underneath.Very painful since biopsy,sore throat,pain sometimes shoots into right side ear,This is on left side of tongue,oral.It even hurts to touch right side head and hair.Had this for 1 1/2 months.Have lost 13 pounds due to being painful to eat, or drink.
Fri, 24 May 2013
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There is nerve communication between ear and tongue. Ear ache may be associated with tongue lesion. You have not mentioned your age. Anyway, in my opinion you may review this slide. The symptoms you have mentioned probably due to secondary infection. Consult your doctor and try an antibiotic course after proper culture sensitivity and analgesic. Take care.
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Lump On The Tongue, Weight Loss. Biopsy Ruled Out Cancer. Sore Throat And Pain In The Ear After Biopsy. Worried

Hi, There is nerve communication between ear and tongue. Ear ache may be associated with tongue lesion. You have not mentioned your age. Anyway, in my opinion you may review this slide. The symptoms you have mentioned probably due to secondary infection. Consult your doctor and try an antibiotic course after proper culture sensitivity and analgesic. Take care.