Susan Smith noticed a small bump on the side of her tongue that hurt when she ate. When she visited her dentist for a check-up, she mentioned it. The dentist wasn't too worried but recommended ...

Bumps under the tongue can occur for many reasons, including canker sores, cysts or ranulas, HPV infections, and more. Learn more here.

Cancer that develops in the horseshoe-shaped area under the tongue, between the lower jawbones is common among young people, ...

Stage 0: The cancer is only in the top layer of cells that line the tongue and has not grown deeper into the tissue.It has not spread anywhere else in the body. Stage 1: The cancer is no larger ...

Persistent tongue pain: Unexplained pain in the tongue that doesn’t go away could be a sign of cancer. Sore or ulcer: A sore or ulcer on the tongue that doesn’t heal within two weeks should be ...

Most ovarian cysts aren’t cancer and don’t increase your risk of cancer in any other way. But certain types are more likely to be cancerous. They’re called “complex” ovarian cysts.

Condition makes tongue white, patchy and with gashes for short periods of time. ... The likelihood of a small cyst (your largest cyst is 1.4 cm) being cancer is less than 5 percent.

Medically reviewed by William Truswell, MD Lip cancer is an oral cancer that first develops on the lips, usually causing an open sore or painful lump. Initial warning signs of lip cancer can be hard ...

A MAN says biting down on his tongue while sneezing saved his life – after it led to the discovery that he had cancer. Dan Durant, 26, first noticed an ulcer on the right side of his tongue d… ...

Dr. Anthony Elias answers the question: 'Should I Get Screened If Cyst Hurts?' — -- Question from justdreamylynna: Hi everyone! I am a 29 year old with three little boys. There is history of ...