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OSMF, TOBACCO, SINCE 7 years,low immunit
DENTIIST DIOGNOSED OSMF III 5 months
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Tobacco chewing addiction.
Big round ULCERS with depression in middle lower lips and uupper lips & adding more on lips.since 3 -4 months.
Burning sensation inside the mouth even without chillies curry .
Little hot food also impossible.
Swetting.
Indigestion,
WHITE patches and bands inside the cheeks
Under the tongue bluish veins seen
Ice like substance seen at lower lips connecting three teeth.
Is it turning to sqamous carcinoma.
Please advise me medication.
Still chewing tobacco
Round patches and bands in both the cheeks
In between with white scar like.
Answers (8)
Doesn’t look very bad, can be improved
Next Steps
U could send pics of cheeks, tongue and palate in chat box for further opinion. Later after lockdown u can visit a OMFS/ENT/ONCO
Health Tips
Stop habits Immediately, this will improve ur situation
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Tab.SM fibro 3 months
Vitamin E for 3 months
Quit habit
Go for the biopsy
Inj.Kenacort in the fibres
Kenacort gel over the affected are
If unable to open mouth ,then plz take Tab.Flexon MR 2 times a day for 15days
Cutting of fibres may be needed
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Quit chewing tobacco.
It may convert into carcinoma if you continue using it.
Do not eat spicy, hot food.
Keep your diet soft.
Take tablet Mintovit L once daily and continue it for 1 month.
Next Steps
visit a dentist after the lockdown and get it checked if it has improved or converted into carcinoma.
Health Tips
you may need start tretment with injections into the bands that you feel in your mouth. that the doctor will decide after proper examination.
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