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Back fo tongue has 2-3 papulle
I have both side of the tongue (on the back side) 2-3 papulle. Is it a serious things. It's there from long time. Same size. My tongue is large enough and have teeth marks on the tongue. I have consulted doctors and they say it is normal. I am worried. Should I understand any imaging test to rule out any serious issue..?
Papilla on tongue is absolutely normal. Yes, if you have enlarged tongue or macroglossia then their is continues biting marks on tooth.
You should trust your doctor. But if you still have queries then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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PAPULES ON TONGUE ARE NORMAL but THERE ARE DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES .CLINICAL EXAMINATION IS A MUST FOR YOUR CASE.
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VISIT A DENTIST TO RULE OUT POSSIBILITIES AND GET TO EXACT DAIGNOSIS.Also teeth indentation on tongue if painful needs to be treated.
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Pappila on the tongue is normal
Enlarged tongue so it’s visible nothing to worry about
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But still if any doubts visit or consult the dentist clinic for treatment or another opinion for self satisfaction
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