Oral Lesions Screening Health Feed

Please observe the lesion for one week .if there is any changes in the lesion contact nearby dentist or me with picture. For futher treatment. If there is no pain ,then no need to worry. Apply oral topical lotions.
Dental tip: .maintain oral hygiene,
brush twice a day.

I understand your concerns about your osmf and wanting to avoid surgery. While I can't offer medical advice or prescribe medication, I can provide some information about non-surgical approaches to managing osmf that might be helpful to you.
It's important to remember that there is no single "best" medication for osmf. The effectiveness of various treatments depends on the severity of your condition, specific symptoms, and individual response. Seeking proper medical evaluation is crucial for ...more

I understand your concerns about your fissured tongue, sores, and possible connection to acid reflux. While I can't diagnose your condition or offer medical advice, I can provide some information and suggest next steps:
regarding your fissured tongue:
fissured tongue is a relatively common condition, affecting up to 5% of the population. While the exact cause is unknown, it's usually considered harmless and often doesn't require treatment.
Sores or pain associated with fissured tongu...more

It can be granuloma please check if you have decay or pain or painlesson examination will be decided what should be the needful please send me details picture for consultation code 1edd.

It's great that you stopped completely, we can work toward reducing the chances and reducing the risk factor.
Regular checkups at the 6-8 month interval to your dentist.
Start medications
tab folimax d3 1000iu twice for month
-multivitamins,
-antioxidants,
-folic acid,
-curcumin tablets.
-vit d, c tab
along with medications, a balanced diet, no packaged food or drinks, only homemade food, no spicy food, the timing of eating, regular exercise, and physical acti...more

Bad smell in tongue due to intake of food particles stuck in between teeth and some non veg foods intake may cause gingivitis n some drugs decayed tooth also cause bad smell you can brush n clean your tongue regularly twise daily use antibiotics mouth rinses or gargle with warm salt water n use tongue cleaner with soft bristles tooth brush if you want to know more details please contact my 1edd.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
They can be treated mostly conservatively but in some cases they need more aggressive treatment with preoperative intra arterial embolization and surgical resection. Lesions of tongue that are localized superficially can also be treated with direct puncture and injection of sclerosing agent (absolute ethanol).
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan f...more

Google always says cancer. Google gives you one of the possibility.
Anyways black spot could be due to
1. Caries
2. Stains (fluorosis stain)
regarding swelling on your right side second molar that could be due to -third molar erupting
-caries infection
-gum related
for better understanding send your pictures then will be able to guide better.
Good that you are conscious about the oral hygiene and congrats for not smoking or not having alcohol you are safe from lot...more

High lymphocyte count is usually due to chronic inflamation // eosinophil count of 9% is little high -- it is usually due to some allergic problems or worm infestations -- these are not of high risk --still try to find out any such health problems with inflamation or due to allegic factors and take treatment under a consultant physician ---
weakness is due to malnutrition ;infections--bacterial or viral ; negative mental energy like depression ; anxiety ; fear ; anger ---; lack or disturbed ...more

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
White patches of the oral mucosa are common and may represent a benign disorder (e.g. Frictional keratosis), an oral potentially malignant disorder (e.g. Leukoplakia), or malignancy (e.g. Squamous cell carcinoma).
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.