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I have a tongue bite and it hasn't gone away in a bit over a month. it randomly starts getting painful usually mornings or night. how does it go away?
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May see: Your GP. One month is too long for a tongue bite wound to heal. Infections or other tongue lesions may need to be ruled out
Answered 11/16/2014
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