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Blister near tonsil
Hello, I have a blister filled with clear fluid on my tonsil inside my mouth. I also have a weird texture on the gum next to it. I thought this was caused due to my impacted wisdom tooth but I got it removed 10 days back and the blister is still there. The blister pops, heals and again comes back when I eat some food after like a week. This has been happening since a year. Please let me know what the issue might be.
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Please stay clam.... Your description suggest that you have ulcer and patches at different sites.... Visit a oral maxillofacial surgeon or a oral radiologist.The condition can be due to some underlying cause get a check up done as soon as possible even if they heal on its own.
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Hie,,your description needs a clinical evaluation... as u r saying it heals on its own.. could be stress ulcers too...
kindly attach the pic..
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Kindly visit specialised dentist
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Warm saline rinses 2-3 times a day
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Hi, This statement is bit confusing and thus difficult to imagine a clinical situation depending on it. Tonsils are part of pharynx and are far from gums. However, A fluid filled blister in the mouth that comes and goes can be Mucocele but that happens in and around lips.
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Opinion of Specialist ( Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon ) for proper diagnosis and thus rectification is recommended.
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Do not ignore even if it is painless.
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