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Is it healthy to have bumps under the tongue?
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Bumps under tongue: It all depends on what they are. They may be mucoceles, which are clear, fluid filled sacs that usually heal on their own. Or they may be canker sores or oral cancer. If they have been there longer than 10 days, or if they are painful, you should have them examined by a dentist or oral surgeon.
Answered 8/16/2017
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