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Unable to open mouth
Hi Doctor,
I was having gotka from past 1year aproxy
For Wich I am not able to open my mouth completely. Please suggest me any medicen
Thanks
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Consult your dentist
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Stop your Gutkha habit. Visit oral pathologist for clinical examination and treatment. Injections are required. And if its advanced stage then surgery may also be required.
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Hi..it is oral submucosal fibrosis. It can be cured with injections only. Medicines cannot help
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Dr. Neha Sagre
Dentist
3 yrs exp
Mumbai
You have to immidiately stop your habit of chewing gutka. You should consult dentist for this.
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You can slowly Do the exercise of opening and closing your mouth.
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Injections which are a part of treatment are required.
Immidiate attention is needed.
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