Sudden blister formation

2017-01-22 17:15:02
I recently suffered with tonsillitis for more than a week and then as soon as that got over, I had to go and get my root stumps extracted because I had extremely tender gums. And now it seems my ordeal is far from over, as soon I have any food which is even slightly spicy I can literally feel a blister forming in my mouth. Yesterday night I had a burger which was slightly spicy and I felt a sore area and almost like a blister kind of thing forming behind my maxillary molars, but that was gone by today morning. Today night I had some fish gravy prepared at home and as soon as I had two mouthfuls I felt a blister forming and getting enlarged below my tongue near the attachment between the tongue and mouth. I had the same gravy earlier in the afternoon but felt nothing. Now this blister is extremely painful and it's difficult for me to even talk. Why is this happening?
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hello, pain could be due to formation of ulcers in your mouth. you can apply baking soda or do baking soda in water rinses. this will help to heal ulcers. if it still persists, you need to consult a physician and get your vitamin B levels checked. if required take supplements for it.

Answered2017-01-29 07:12:13

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Consult an oral pathologist and try to avoid hot and spicy food for some time.

Answered2017-01-25 06:56:40

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From what you have written,it may be a salivary gland disorder..the sites you have mentioned have salivary gland openings...please consult an omfs surgeon to rule out this...
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Answered2017-01-24 08:07:40

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