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Problem in hard palate upper from 4-5day
What is this? Burning sensation while eating hot, hard and spicy. Noticed 4-5 days ago. Kindly help...
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Based on the symptoms and photo, this looks like minor thermal/food burn or irritation of the hard palate, commonly caused by hot, spicy, or hard foods.
What to do:
• Avoid hot, spicy, and hard foods for a few days
• Rinse with lukewarm salt water 2–3 times daily
• Maintain good oral hygiene
• It usually heals on its own within 7–10 days
If the burning or lesion persists beyond 10–14 days, worsens, or ulcerates, consult a dentist for examination.
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It looks like a traumatic ulcer caused due to eating extra hard food. It will heal within 4-5 days.
Next Steps
use mucopain gel or metrohexi gel
Health Tips
avoid hot and spicy food
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Appears to be palatal mucosal traumatic ulceration ie burning and stripping of the mucosa due to eating hot ,spicy hard food
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Very common,usually heals fully within a week .
Can apply Hexigel ointment for symptomatic relief.
Health Tips
Avoid hard spicy hot food for sometime
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Mostly happens when you eat crunchy or extra hot food, which hurts the soft tissue.
Next Steps
Avoid eating hot , crunchy and spicy food. Have cold, curd based food for atleast 7-10 days
Health Tips
If there is pain, then apply gel mucopain, wait for 30 min. If it doesn't resolve after 15 days, check the dentist
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That's a sure shot case of burning from hot food . Any hot food that's too hot and touches palate creats a wound there . It will be ok in a few days you just need to apply hexigel on affected site twice daily .
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It looks like trauma or burn form hot food.
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Avoid hot and spicy food... apply mucopain before food.
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This looks like a trauma in palate. Do you have any historyof eating very hot or very spicy food , or did you bit any hard substance recently.
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avoid eating hot and spicy food. Eat more vitamin B and C enriched food. Do proper mouth rinse after every meal it heals within a week gradually
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This looks like you have had a trauma in the palate, any recent incidents which you have noted?
For now, try applying honey, glycerine or mucopain gel on the affected area which will soothen it. In case if it does not reduce or aggravate please visit your nearby dentist.
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Dr. Sanjana Wadewale
Dentist
8 yrs exp
Nagpur
Donât worry nothing major
Maintain oral hygiene
Avoid hot and spicy food for few days
It will heal with in 5-7 days
If not, then consult your nearest oral and maxillofacial surgeon
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Looks like it is an alteration due to the hot food or spicy food or some trauma while brushing or eating
It will resolve within one week
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Dr. Sharwari Pawale
Dental Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Pune
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Looks like a trauma happened while chewing or something with very hot has burnt over there.
You can apply dologel ct ointment for few days
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