Pathology finding: This is a finding seen on a biopsy usually taken from inside the mouth. It could mean that you have oral erosive lichen planus or a different type of problem that cause an ulcer in the mouth. I recommend you see a dermatologist with experience in diagnosis and treament of oral diseases.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Autoimmune: This is an autoimmune disorder. Please see your dermatologist for evaluation and to discuss treatment options.
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Mucosal rash: This is inflammation of the mucous membranes that hugs underside of epidermis=lichenoid. Perivasculitis=inflammation around blood vessels. In mouth, can be lichen planus, lichenoid drug or allergic contact reaction, autoimmune diseases & others. Even canker sores. Direct immunofluorescence biopsy to tell which. In vulva, can also be lichen sclerosus. Some have risk of mouth cancer. Get diagnosis.
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