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Mouth ulcer not healing
My sister us having a small ulcer on the lip since 25 days which is not healing . Not bothering her much . No pain but raised lump . Size 2-3 mm. feels like a small pimple when tongue is rubbed on it .
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Please do get a  online consultation atleast
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Hello dear Please be calm See it could be either mucocele or traumatic ulcer. I have suggest you to please share pic for confirmation of diagnosis and best treatment. For further details you can consult me Thanks
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Since it is from past 25 days , you must visit a dentist to get a thorough diagnosis done . It is better to prevent any health related event that suffering from it later due to lack of concern. The dentist would get a biopsy done for the same which would be of immense importance to you and the dentist to rule out the problem.
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Visit a dentist as soon as possible and get a correct diagnosis done.
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Hello May it is mucocele,consult through this for proper diagnosis
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Hi Could u please attach a photograph. It might be oral mucocele,any trauma / injury to Minor  Salivary glands present on the lip.These are usually painless. Reasons could be: Trauma Lip biting habit. Damage or blocked ducts Nothing to worry about it,it ll heal by itself. Keep observing if there is any change in size and shape,it can be surgically removed . Hope your question was answered
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Consult a nearby dental surgeon if u find changes over a period of time.
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*Avoid lip biting or sucking habits *Maintain ur oral hygiene
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