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Swelling on palate
From 2-3 days i am feeling slightly buldged/ swollen hard palate. Right now as small as It is not visible directly but i can feel by tongue or finger. Today i can feel slight pain in it as well. I grew in last 2-3 days. I have no history of such problem in past. What can be underlying causes and treatment?
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may be idiopathic
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consultation with an ENT specialist is advisable
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Needs direct evaluation..consult  a ENT or Dental specialist..
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Detailed Evaluation needed
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Consult ENT specialist in person
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Eating foods that are too hot can burn the delicate skin of your hard palate. This may cause blisters or pockets of burned skin. Eating hard foods, such as tortilla chips, hard candies, and firm fruits and vegetables, can hurt the roof of your mouth. Scratching the hard palate may lead to swelling and inflammation. So Having Anti inflammatory tablet can give you relief.
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