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Other symptoms may include: Persistent sore throat Difficulty swallowing or pain when you swallow Red or white patches in the mouth or throat A lump in your neck, throat or the back of your mouth Frequent or severe headaches Neck or ear pain Ongoing cough or coughing up blood Shortness of breath or wheezing Unexplained weight loss Experts say that if you experience any of the symptoms above for longer than two weeks, its time to get checked by a doctor
