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Two sides tongue infection
One of my brother having this condition.What is the reason for two sides tongue infection along with group small fleshy round attached to tongue.and having severe gastric and acid reflux from 3 years apart from that no medication taking and its been 4 weeks and it is recurring having severe pain and recently visited ENT doctor.They told it is may be papillary infection or teeth irritation and vitamin deficiency .No Smoking or Drinking history.
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It might be what ur doctor is suggesting it needs to be properly examined and followed up
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If there’s any progression pls get through examination
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Don’t delay
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Yes it occurs following acid peptic disease. Need to take medicines. Consultation required
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Consult ENT specialist
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Does not appear suspicious but appears inflammed. Can be due to nutritional deficiencies or traumatic sharp teeth.
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to consult for clinical examination. can be treated medically for 3-4 weeks.
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The lesions may be due to inflamed papillae, chronic irritation from teeth, nutritional deficiency, reflux-related glossitis, or other benign tongue conditions
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If symptoms persist beyond 2–3 weeks despite treatment, or the lesion enlarges, becomes hard, ulcerates, or bleeds, further evaluation including blood tests and, if indicated, biopsy may be required.
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Avoid self-medication and continue follow-up with the ent
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It doesn't look cancerous. It could be because of laryngopharyngeal reflux or nutrition defic
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