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Small red spot on right inner Cheek
A small red cheek present on right inner Cheek from last 15 to 20 days. But no pain. Local doctor give me metrohex gel. But nothing change. I also stop taking Gutkha from last 2years.
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Normal physiological structure. Nothing to worry.
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It's an salivary duct opening and painless no need to worry.
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This is normal duct opening. Hope you have noticed just now. Nothing to worry.
Hope this would have helped you
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It's an inflamed salivary duct opening . , it's painless not to worry . Is there any decrease in salivation??
Not to worry , u can take lemon juice 4 5 drops at least 4 to5 times a day . Do this and revert back after 1 week.
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