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Bump on lower lip
Hi Sir/Mam,
My Daughter 3 years old, fallen down 10 days ago and her teeth hurted the region below inner lower lip.
Now the wound is cured, but in the same area there is round bump near inner lower lip. It seems to be painless for her. Attached the pics. Please suggest.
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It seems like mucocele it is a fluid filled cysts or mucous cysts seen mostly at lower lip , ask ur kid not to bite it ,on biting size might increase visit a oral surgeon and go for excision and drainage followed by medication .
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Hello dear
Please be calm
I think it is mucocele
I suggest you to get it incised and drained.
For further information you can consult me
Thanks
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It looks like mucocele.if pain occurs,get it surgically excised.you can consult through this for prescription of medication and instructions on investigations.
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Hello.
The history, clinical feature and picture given are suggestive of mucocele, which is a saliva filled cyst normally occurs after trauma to minir salivary glands in oral cavity. For definitive diagnosis and management, visit your nearest Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon.
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Do not try to bite over it or cause any trauma over that area
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