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Tinny dots type pimple inside cheeks
I have small tiny dots type pimple inside mouth in cheeks in both sides from last one year looks like fordyce spots. Non increased not decreased .no pain no itching .these tiny dots type pimple also near paritiod duct. I feel partiod duct hole by tongue. This is any serious probelm. Plz help me sir. Also some on lips seen when stretch the skin
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Thanks for your query.As per your statement and narration these are Fordyce's spot/glands - coalescence of glands , usually not harmful and not required any treatment but I would suggest you to consult any ENT specialist of your choice for in clinic or online video consultation to confirm the diagnosis after having a look on it.
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Fox-Fordyce disease (FFD) is an inflammatory disease with unknown cause.
Usually the spots are not painful, so unless there is pain or severe itching sensation we don't have to worry about them.
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consult the doctor personally for further management
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kenacort local application ointment can be used.
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