Leukoplakia and  Minor Aphthous Ulcers

2018-11-24 06:41:37
How much time to remove  leukoplakia and ulcer patch... I take NUTRUM TAB daily last one month... Ulcer problem 50% solved bt white part not remove in mouth.
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You must consult an Oral Medicine expert advice who is a specialist in Mouth and Jaw diseases and cancer asap

Answered2018-11-26 07:41:13

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Hello sir! Oral Leukoplakia are white patches that form on your tongue. It cannot be scraped off. Smoking is the most common cause. Others include injury to the inside of your cheeks, rough uneven teeth, inflammation, tobacco usage. Leukoplakia improve within a few weeks. So go for a check up and continue with your medications.
Next Steps
Kindly visit the dentist.
Health Tips
1. Stop smoking/tobacco use if you do. 2. Eat anti oxidant rich foods. 3. Avoid any trigger that may cause it.

Answered2018-11-24 07:04:57

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Surgery may be needed if it’s localised. Generalised condition is more difficult to manage. Ulcers or hard growths that persist, if they develop you need urgent consultation.
Next Steps
Biopsy may be adviced but you need regular follow up once in a year atleast or less to check for any changes.

Answered2018-11-24 15:39:53

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Leukoplakia patches may be removed by laser or cryosurgery. Biopsy may be recommended by your doctor

Answered2018-11-24 10:01:03

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