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Mouth is a not open
My mouth is not open properly because I chewing guthkha and I stop guthkha early 15 days
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So how do u expect in 15 days you mouth will start opening !!!
Its not magic, it takes time and proper supervision how you are responding yo medication or surgery if done or adviced!
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These are clear signs of oral submucous fibrosis.
Don’t smoke or chew tobacco in any form . Avoid areca nut chewing (छाली) & paan . Avoid eating spicy & hot food . Aboid alcohol . Avoid carbonated drinks . Maintain proper oral hygiene . Treatment depends upon the stage of the disease and varies from nutritional support to medication to muscle stretching exercises to surgical treatment . It is linked to increased risk of malignancy . It’s precancerous .
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Consult your nearest Oral Surgeon ASAP
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It is treatable so don’t panic & maintain proper oral hygiene
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