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Osmf III, ULCERS ON LIPS SINCE 4 MONTHS
TOBACCO chewing, DIOGNOSED ad OSMFIII
7 months back.with white patches and bands inside the cheeks, due to heavy mouth watering,gutkha quid covered entire MOUTH.
Dry mouth.
SINCE 3 MONTHS ALONGWITH ULCERS OF CHEEKS, TYPICALLY ULCERS ON LIPS ARE GROWING ROUND UPPISH AND DEPRESSION IN THE MIDDLE BROWNISH,BECOMING BIGGER,AND NEW ULCERS ARE ADDING ON BOTH THE LIPS.
MOUTH IS PAINFUL WITH BANDS WHILE I SQUEEZE INSIDE OR BLOW OUT.
IT SEEMS MALIGNANT.
DUE TO CORONA ISSUE UNABLE TO CHECK.
ANY CURE OF THESE ULCERS WITH EXPECTED MALIGNANCY.
KINDLY ADVISE MEDICATION FOR CURE OF THESE ULCERSI.
THANK YOU
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Send more images in bright light. Take multivitamins and anti oxidants. Avoid tobacco/Gutkha etc.
Biopsy can rule out malignancy.
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Dr. Nitika Mehta
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A clear picture with good focus is required. Is it a painful ulcer or just a patch seen?
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