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Two cobble stone dots in roof of mouth and mild bleeding? i'm panicking it's c. i don't smoke or drink.
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Bumps: Those bumps are likely salivary cysts and may grow a little big and "pop" and you will never feel them again.
Answered 2/1/2015
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