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Woman Coughs Up Cancerous Tumor - Milwaukee News Story - WISN Milwaukee

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A British mother of six claims she's cancer-free after coughing up a cancerous throat tumor.

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The woman's head and neck surgeon, Dr. Gary Walton, a doctor at Britain's University Hospital Coventry, said it's rare for patients to cough up cancer, but not impossible.“We suspect the tumor grew on a stalk at the back of her mouth which is very difficult to detect,” he told the Daily Mail. “Somehow she dislodged this and the stalk snapped and she coughed up the tumor.”

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