Probably Not : See a dentist to determine if the bumps are an irritation or infection or if it is the normal appearance of your taste buds (in the back - see diagram). The dentist can tell you if you have a problem and if so, determine the most appropriate treatment. And if you don't have a problem, having the dentist tell you, will make you feel better!
Answered 10/23/2017
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Highly unlikely, but: Tongue sores and bumps are usually benign. There are several factors that can precipitate this presentation such as trauma, allergy and irritation. If they do not abate in 10-12 days, a folllow up visit to your dentist is indicated. At that visit a determination will be made through a thorough med hx to consider medication and follow up, biopsy or a referral for further evaluation.
Answered 3/13/2015
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