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Osmf moderate
Suffering from moderate osmf, mouth opening 3 cm having lesion on left buccal mucosa (attached in figure). Taking SM fibro and other medication. Doing mouth opening exercise 4/5 times a day..But I'm feeling a very light pain near left chin..is it because of mouth opening exercise? And pls suggest is there something to worry in reference to attached picture..
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Hie.. do the cessation of tobacco.. plus u need to get the corticosteroid injection.. excercises alone won’t help much.. have multivitamins plus antioxidants.. get your proper treatment done from the specialised doctor
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Get your Oral prophylaxis (teeth cleaning) Stop habit Start with Multivitamin supplements
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injection therapy for increasing mouth opening
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Osmf is a premalignant condition and can be sometimes malignant too!! Depending on the photo which you have attached the grading should be of Grade 2 where conservative options like intralesional injection along with habit cessation are done . Fibrotomy can also be considered as viable option
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Stop the habit at once and consult a doctor who knows about osmf
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