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Mouth dont open properly cant eat bitter
Firstly went for hair fall treatment.. medicines reacted..inner lining of mouth turned in to blue colour..which is cured under a doctor's treatment ..but now current problem is mouth doesn't open full and properly..I feel in inner lining of mouth became very thin and injured all the time due to which I can't eat bitter/ hot anything or I can't tolerate bitterness..I am under treatment IN KGMU'S ENT department from more than 1 year..but from there I am not satisfied and there seems to be not good improvement..
Plz suggest..what to do in this case!!
Isn't something serious..like any pre symptoms of mouth cancer as my father is died due to mouth cancer.
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Dr. Mandana Donoghue
Dentist
31 yrs exp
Belgaum
First and foremost to ease your mind , there has so far been no proof of hereditary role in cancer of mouth. Did your father have tobacco or Supari habit.
Do you have any of these habits?
About your current problem, it is really not possible to comment without knowing your full treatment history and an examination. You need to visit an oral medicines or oral pathology specialist, with all due respect to ENT colleagues , their area of specialty ends at the throat.
So visit any dental hospital and get a check up.
Carry a complete list of the medicines you have taken so far starting with the one for hair loss.
Next Steps
visit oral medicine or oral pathologist.
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