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Tiny water blister in soft plate
Dear Doctor
From last one week in my anterior pillar of soft plate (left side) a tiny water blister happen after eating...it subside after few hours..again it come when I eat...
I consume black tea 4 to 5 cups a day...Had strep throat one month ago...Took antibiotic for the same...now it's cured..
Kindly help what is that blister (painless)...is there anything serious??
Doing betadine gargle also...
I am tensed...
Plz guide me
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Not to worry the reason for blister is consumption of hot food and drink on frequent basis try consuming things not very hot and eating food rich in vitamins and that has high water content
Doing betadine gargle is ok for now. Do it after every meal of yours.
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Maybe due to consumption of too hot
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I think you are consuming extremely hot beverages or meals,kindly bring the beverage to a warm state and then consume. If it reduces by this then need not worry .
You can continue betadine gargle but when the issue subsides, kindly discontinue.
Any further doubts,kindly consult.
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