Painful circumvallate papillae

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Asked for Male, 26 Years

I have inflamed taste buds, they come and go.. they come only when I eat spicey food. When I eat spicey the next day I feel pain in papillae and other days there is no pain.. Is this a serious condition or can it cause oral cancer or cancer of tongue? I have acidity problem too but it is under control. Please answer if it is serious or not I am scared.

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Dr. Baisali Sarkar ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 12 yrs exp Kolkata Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Baisali Sarkar

ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist 12 yrs exp Kolkata

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It's not a serious issue. When you are taking spicy food, due to increased acidity or due to allergy to spicy food you are facing these symptoms.

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Avoid spicy food Antacid Antiallergic medicine

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