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Bump on roof of mouth since 3 weeks
I've had a painless bump on the roof of my mouth for the last 3 weeks. I used dologel a few times, but it has not helped. Previously bumps like this have resolved on there own or after one dose of bicasule capsule, but this has not. I have been on vitamin B12 injections (renerve) for month, been taking vitamin D satchet, and have also started vitamin E since Saturday. Attached are photos, kindly advise as i am starting to worry. The bump is painless and like a small swelling on the roof of my mouth. It has not increased in size, but has also not decreased. Thank you.
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hello, in Ur case a dentist who is specialized in Oral medicine or an Oral Physician will be able to give u right daignosis and advise as they specialise in Daignosis of oral conditions. U can visit the oral medicine specialist nearby, if u can't find one u can consult with me on the chat so that I get additional information about your problem to go be you with confirmatory advise.
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Do not waste time with OTC medicines and get Ur self a advise from a Specialist
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If it's asymptomatic, seems normal.
Get examined by specialist dentist for definite diagnosis.
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don't panic if you don't have any history of tobacco or smoking.
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Clinical examination required. And may be an anterior occlusal Xray of maxilla.
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Small elevation(bump) and depression are normal in front part of roof of mouth. But if u feel that it is bigger than surrounding area and it's present for more than 3 weeks, it will require clinical check up.I don't think it is related to vitamin deficiency.Could be because you hurt that part while eating. A check up will solve the doubt. But doesn't look like anything to worry.
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Dr. Anish Kumar Lagisetti
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9 yrs exp
Kakinada
Considering no history of tobacco usage. Its a no need to worry condition. It looks harmless may be a bulge of the gland there which might occur because of too much of acidic food or spicy food intake will resolve once that irritation is gone. Wait for 2 more weeks if not resolved visit a dentist.
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