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Bumps on tongue and white fiber like
Hi,
I have bumps at backside of my tongue and white fiber like on tongue from past 2 months.swollen lymph node on right side of neck and ear pain for some times.
Consulted ent doctor regarding this taken medication antibiotics,nukast 10 mg,nexapro but there is no improvement in symptoms.
Due to lockdown not able to visit hospital ,Plz advice me
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This is due to bruxism(Grinding of tooth ) .If u feeling stressed this occurs. Night guard may be suggested to stop this habit. But needs to be examined. teeth may be grinded little bit to relive pain and to reduce traumma occured in the tooth
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Becasules 1-0-1 after food
Dologel apply twice daily on the affected part
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avoid spicy food, and quit smoking if u have one
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Bumps in the tongue are suggestive of excessive grinding of teeth while sleeping.
Some grinded teeth can be noticed
More information is required
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A mouth guard is required to be worn at night and as much as possible in the morning as well
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Use the tongue cleaner present at the back of the brush
Some stress management exercises would be helpful
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Take Capsule Becosules Z-30
0-1-0 after food
Tab Brufen 600-10
1-0-1 after food
Tab Fdson spor/Folispor-10
1-0-1 after food
Apply Dologel-CT
3-4 times daily on the affected area
Do Betadine 2% Gargle
2 times daily
Did your ENT advice you with Valsalva Maneuver? It may give you some relief.
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Get back after 3 days if swelling persists. Do not blow your nose too hard, it causes earache.
Health Tips
Avoid hot/spicy/sour foods.
Eat plenty of green vegetables and fruits except banana. Drink warm water.
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Seems to be mild candidiasis.
- Candid mouth paint .
- Rexidine Mforte gel if any burning sensation .
- Proper tongue scrapping is needed regulary
- Quit any form of tobacco use.
Rest all bumps are normal nothing to worry.
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It seems normal
Not major issue
Quit smoking , tobacco habit if any
Avoid spicy food
Start MultiplreX cap once daily for a month
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Looks like tongue papillae.. Its normal and need not worry.. Avoid smoking if you do..
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Also brush your tongue regularly twice daily with bristles of your tooth brush and keep it clean...
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Go for opg xray .
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Take. Vermisole 150 mg once daily for 5days
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Please send a closer pic for better diagnosis
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avoid spicy food n smoking n tobacco if u are doing it
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