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From the picture you provided,It more looks like apthous ulcer. An aphthous ulcer  is a painful open sore caused by inflammation, while a mucocele (mucous cyst) is a fluid-filled, usually painless swelling resulting from a blocked or ruptured salivary gland.

Accidental lip biting (most common cause) Repeated chewing or sucking of the lip , injuries Sharp teeth or orthodontic appliances causing chronic irritation When a salivary gland duct is damaged, saliva leaks into the connective tissue, forming a soft, fluid-filled swelling called an extravasation mucocele. So check for any such lip bite.

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No option other than surgery consult  a nearby goid surgeon . Its small surgery .

Please consult a gen surgeon physically.

No any ointment or local application available. USALLY it solve naturally,   otherwise Go to general surgeon Burn with nitrate Or  electric cautery.

What you have is a mucocele — a small cyst-like swelling on the inner lower lip caused by a blocked minor salivary gland duct. The fluctuating size you describe (smaller one day, larger the next) is very characteristic of mucoceles. There are no tablets or ointments that can resolve a mucocele — it needs a small surgical procedure (excision or marsupialization) done by a dentist or oral surgeon, which is a quick and simple outpatient procedure. Without treatment, mucoceles tend to recur even if they temporarily reduce in size.

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Hello 👋 Mucocele is blocking or rupture of minor salivary glands after minor trauma like lip bitting There will be no pain or bleeding because it's just saliva accumulation No ointments and Tablets for it because it's a surgical condition

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Need probably excisions. Visit a dentist . May be your teeth are irritating the mucosa

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Needs as per your history and image Surgical intervention

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Need a physical consultation specifically to have a look at the lesion and plan appropriate course of action