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Foliate papillae irritation
Hi , few month before I have jaw pain ,so I have visited to dentist ( oral surgeon) after 2 meeting ,  he said that I have tmj problem so first I need to remove my  all wisdome tooth & so I  romoved my upper wisdome tooth but lower is still there .but after that I m still having pain ,so I have visited to maxillofacial & he gave me some muscles relaxe medicine & after that my jaw pain gone .but littel bit irritation in tooth is there but few day back I have some sore on toung so I visited to ent he gave me some antiseptic gel & again I feel better but suddenly again I have irritation in same sore( side of toung, inside)& buring sensation. When Google about it, i find out it is look like foliate papillae irritation.because it back side of toung ..so kindly help ,what should I have to donow  .do I need to remove my lower wisdom tooth also it's happening because of that or something else .? It's going on from last 6 month .& plesase suggest which dr I need to see ? Dentist or ent ?
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Hello. Check your foods what causing sore throat repeatedly. And wisdom tooth won't cause any infection in throat most cases.and inflammed foliate papillae presents with different symptoms.you can visit with your reports. After clinical examination suggest you the best.
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Hello mam Please be calm See foliate papillae can be inflamed in number of conditions like familial dysautonomia and median rhomboid glossitis.i suggest you to please share pic for confirmation of diagnosis.for further details you can consult me Thanks
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