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Tiny bump on inner cheek.
Hi there, when I hover my tongue on inner cheek I can feel very tiny bump. Size is similar to the tip of the needle, it cannot be seen by eye but yes when we streach skin or through flash light on it,it appears as a dirty white colour,it seems like due to light it shines and appear as white , it seems like it do not grows as it is there for more then 2 months. Thankyou
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It might range from a keratotic harmless lesions pls videoconsult and take appointment.
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Hello sir,
Hope you are doing good. Please do share a picture sir. It may also be a salivary gland opening which is anatomically normal. If it is red, painful, swollen, burning during eating it should be taken care of. For further examination and confirmation please do share a photo and visit us to conclude.
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Hello dear
Please be aware
See the size is not increasing it means there is not any further inflammation.secondly pain is not there it means healing is going on.so donot worry.just observe and avoid eating hot and spicy food from that side for atleast 5-7 days.for further details you can consult me
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