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Not eating spicy and hot food
I m not eating anykind of spicy and hot food...and mouth opeaning issue...my hemoglobin also low..pls give me the solution...even dal rice not eating...not even single vada pav eat
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you need to consult an oral surgeon for your problem.
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Evaluation can be done only by check up with your nearest dentist for your inability to open mouth .it could be eruption of third molars .tmj problem. Or any underlying pathology involving tooth.
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dental appointment
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rinse with warm saline water
get an OPG done for further diagnosis
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Reasons of reduced mouth opening are many and you are not able to eat spicy food also has many reasons, so for proper evaluation of the problem and its treatment you have to visit a dentist near you. Stop chewing gutka tobacco etc.
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you should visit an oral medicine specialist.
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Hi Sir , symptoms look like it can be OSMF , pls visit a oral medicine specialist and get proper clinical examination done , after clinical examination we can exactly diagnose the problem , then it will be easy to give required treatment , Dr.Venkat VDENTIS DENTAL CARE, Hyderabad
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Pls visit Oral medicine specialist immediately, stop tobacco , gutka chewing habits if you have any ,
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Don't worry , try to avoid spicy food , take light food
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Is this mouth opening issue following any particular incident or a long standing one???unable to eat hot and spicy foid can be due to many condtions which has to be analysed clinically...not eating nutritious food will only worsen your low hb situation..so consult a clinic a start a proper treatment asap
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consult an omfs or oral medicine expert
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Dear friend - you might be having multiple reasons of reduced mouth opening. It might be joint problem, muscle problem, long standing infection of teeth, tobacco habit....
Treatment depends on the cause. So more details are required to suggest treatment.
If it is tobacco/gutka chewing then STOP IT IMMEDIATELY.
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STOP IF ANY GUTKA/TOBACCO HABIT.
1-visit nearest dentist for check up and x rays.
till then eat healthy food- fruits,raw vegetables, juices, milk shakes...
2- visit your family doctor for haemoglobin treatment
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Dr. Suman Makam
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello,
you need to consult an Oral Medicine specialist and get a clinical examination done.
Regards
Dr Sumanmakam
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Dr. Vaijayanti Inamke
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19 yrs exp
Pune
Dear friend you might be suffering from OSMF (oral submucous fibrosis).You need to consult Dentist and stop if any habbit of pan ,tobacco or gutkha.
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