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Whenever my mother eats something, she gets blisters in her throat which are painful but after sometime they disappear. her age is 47.?? plzz help
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Warrants evaluation: This is a dilemma which won't be solved using this format. Your mother's best chance for accurate diagnosis is through an in-person medical assessment. Take care.
Answered 5/6/2015
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