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Oral fibroma
There is a very small and hard lump inside my cheeks where both of my jaws meet and i keep on biting it so is the any way to remove the oral fibroma without surgery if yes then please suggest me some medicines because it's irritating.
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Hello pls check if it is keratitis linear Alba suggest u do not go into self diagnosis. Due to a tight around the mouth musculature and prominent cheeks these type of bite are common. U can use a metrogyl gel and get teeth examined. Again fibrous is a very harsh self diagnosis.
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You can google your symptoms but pls do not self diagnose.
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If it is a fibroma then it can't be removed by medicines. Just stay conscious and don't bite your cheeks.If there is no further incidence of trauma from biting fibroma may regress but not gone completely.
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If you mention it as oral fibroma then you mist have got it checked by a dentist. Try taking antibiotics and anti-inflammatory
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