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Small Painless Bumps In Mouth
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Are painless bubble-like blisters in the mouth herpes?
Maybe: Usually painful but symptoms vary. This could also represent cysts or other benign growths. If this is new or persists show md at next exam. ...Read more
Mouth (Definition)
Mouth (mouth) " n. Pl. Mouths 1. A. The body opening through which an animal takes in food. B. The cavity lying at the upper end of the alimentary canal, bounded on the outside by the lips and inside by the oropharynx and containing in higher vertebrates the tongue, gums, and teeth. C. This cavity regarded as the source of sounds and speech. D. The opening to any cavity or canal ...Read more
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Painless bump in roof of mouth and sore throat?
May not be related: These 2 symptoms may or may not be related. Sore throat may be flu or any upper respiratory tract infection. Could be from trauma. Virus or bacteria. Who knows? The bump? How long has it been there? Could be a natural bony growth. Could be a cyst. Could be a number of things. Please see an md or a dds in person for further answers. ...Read more
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What are these small, colorless painles bumps on the roof of mouth?
See dentist: Very hard to diagnose your condition without looking at it. Are the bumps hard or soft? How long do you have them? Have they changed size? All these questions help determine what you have. ...Read more
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Multiple small red bumps on wall of throat &small flesh color flaps front of tonsil & multipl small red warts under tongue &big squishy lumps on floor?
Of course you can!: Don't let yourself suffer like this. The infection that you experienceD, is not caused by the chicken. It is caused by bacteria. Therefore, if you prepare the chicken appropriately and you wash your hands, there is no reason why you can't eat chicken after you have typhoid. Bon appetite! ...Read more
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Behind tonsils on very back of throat small skin colored bumps. Roof of mouth white, no pain. ?
Strep?: Ask your doctor to perform a strep test ...Read more
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Found very small lumps under skin inside mouth below lip and near gum. Skin colour and no pain?
LUMPS INSIDE MOUTH: WHAT IS THE QUESTION? DO SEE YOUR PCP. IT COULD BE ANYTHING, BUT I DO NOT THINK IT IS SOMETHING TO BE WORRIED ABOUT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR QUESTION. ...Read more
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Is painless bump in mouth a herpe?
Not necessarily.: Your dentist would be more likely to be able to identify this. ...Read more
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Small sores in mouth recently appeared. Hsv?
Exam needed: Hsv lesions are usually easy to recognize and if necessary the virus can be cultured this is worthwhile for future treatment. ...Read more
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Persistent reoccurring sometimes painful mouth ulcer/bump located at inner roof of mouth?
Many reasons: Have an examination with a dentist. Someone with oral medicine experience would be a good bet. ...Read more
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A small ball of pus in mouth in right cheek?
Dr. should evaluate: A doctor or a dentist can evaluate a problem in the teeth, gums, or cheeks (although a dentist is likely the better choice for teeth and gums problems). Pus in the cheeks usually means some infection, and the doctor may prescribe antibiotics. If the infection spreads, it may go throughout the face, and more seriously, maybe into the sinuses and towards the brain. Getting treatment is wise. ...Read more
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Tiny bumps on roof of mouth normal?
See a dentist: You should see a dentist and have the tiny bumps looked at. ...Read more
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My tongue is swollen/red with small little bumps.
Dry mouth/allergy: Could be several things. First thought is dry mouth. Second thought is potential food or toothpaste allergy. Think about any products or foods you've had or switched to recently. There could be an ingredient in there causing problem. It also could be a yeast infection (candadiasis). I'd see a dentist for an assessment. It's too hard to diagnose and/or help without seeing your tongue. ...Read more
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Small painless lump on inside of mouth where I bit it?
Need attentiom: It could be a malaligned teeth, but have to see dental surgeon to rule out oral cancer. ...Read more
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Have painless movable very small lumps front bottom inside of mouth some same skin colour some slightly white. Been about a week no change in size
The good news..: ..is that they are movable and painless. The white part is not so good...that may be something called leukoplakia, often related to smoking. If you smoke, most important thing is to stop. You should be concerned about lumps in your mouth if they enlarge, bleed, last longer than 1-2 weeks, are painful. So you can continue to watch them another week, and if they persist, see dentist/oral specialist ...Read more
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Small lump under skin near anus. What are these bumps?
Anal Warts???: That's impossible to answer like this. Go see a doctor. Stds come to mind - warts, secondary shypillis, herpes ... See where this is going? Go see a doctor and get evaluated. ...Read more
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Bright red back of mouth, small bumps, hurts to swallow. Also, roof of mouth has a yellowish tint.
Throat: Sounds like you have an infection. You need to have a culture done to make sure its not bacterial ...Read more
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What are red bumps in roof of mouth?
Need exam: I can't tell you what the red bumps are. There are several things that can cause this. Some causes can be infection, allergy, virus. You need to see a dentist for an exam, diagnosis and treatment. ...Read more
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I have 2 sores in my mouth. 1 small bright red sore on soft palate by my teeth and 1 underneath the tip of tongue small red border white center. Can u have canker sores and oral herpes @the same time?
Anything is possible: But, the description sounds like canker sores on the tongue. The palatal sore could be due to a canker sore, or due to periodontal issue or a tooth abscess. Get checked by a dentist. ...Read more
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My entire mouth is pale yellow, my tongue is yellow striped. Tiny canker sores are forming on tongue sides + elongated red bumps forming under tongue?
Needs to be seen: You will have to see a local dentist, primary care physician or ENT specialist. We cannot diagnose or treat patients over the internet. A medical and dental history along with a personal clinical exam is required. ...Read more
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