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Black spot inner cheek
Today while brushing I noticed a black spot on my inner cheek . What is it . I am terrified and anxious.
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It looks like an accidental Cheek bite. The lesion will heal on its own. You don't need to worry about it.
Till the time it heals, try to avoid spicy foods
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Hello.
There’s absolutely nothing to worry about. It’s a skin pigmentation.
Just like Europeans are lighter in complexion, compared to Asians . Hence, the pigmentation May vary among various individuals.
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Nothing to worry.Most likely naevus melanomas. No treatment required
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I think It is a healing lesion due to chewing of cheek. It will heal soon. It is due to submucosal hemorrhage
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Hii, it looks like cheek bite.
Do you have any symptoms like pain, burning sensation or bleeding?
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Don't worry. Seems like u bit ur cheek.
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