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Red bumps on tongue
Red bumps on my tongue no pain on that bumps and both side of my tongue became red and little swelling sometimes and little pain
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Hi sir....
Red bumbs may be due to traumatic bite,or vitamin deficiency or burns from hot foods or medicine allergy or some food allergy...
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kindly visit nearby dentist for furthur consultation and treatment
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Avoid hot and spicy food items....avoid any self medications
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U must consult an Oral Medicine specialist who is an expert in Mouth diseases and Cancer asap. Small signs and symptoms should not be neglected. Consult physically or through Practo consult. Tc
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Could be an allergic reaction to something. Please consult a physician
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You need to consult ENT as well as Dentist and you need to explain your medical history, then only the cause and solution for this can be found... Take prescribed mutivitamin tablets...
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Avoid too spicy food and take fresh vegetables and fruits... Consume more water..
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Take vitamin B capsule for
15 days once in day
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Dr. Nilesh Patil
Implantologist
17 yrs exp
Pune
Hi....consult a physician.
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