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Re: Lump inside the mouth, not curing after a few weeks. (xpost)
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| Identity Hidden wrote:
> I realized there was a painless lump inside my mouth, behind my left gum,
> sometimes it get as large as 2mm diameter and cause slight discomfort after
> meal, then I will go to rest room and scratch to break it, there is fluid
> come out and salty, however, it's still painless after I break it.
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> What is this problem? I am getting concerned since it's not curing after a
> few weeks.
It's a blister. Go get Orabase at a drug store and use it as the box instructs.
If they don't have that brand, ask them to show you something, in the "oral"
section of the store, that protects a mouth sore. If it doesn't go away in 2
months (8 weeks), see your doctor.
> Another condition, I get into nose allergy reactions (sneeze, runny justlike
> common cold) and on a weekly basis. It usually last a day or so. On some of
> my allergy periods, there is a spot inside my right nose which becameswollen
> and white fluid accumulate inside a bump, the size of which is about a match
> tip.
> This spot & bump always happen on same spot, it's slightly painful when it's
> not swollen.
It's a nose pimple. Put a warm cloth on it, 3 times a day or more.
If a cloth won't fit in your nose, use a Q-tip, dipped in warm water.
If it doesn't go away in 2 months (8 weeks), see your doctor.
See your doctor about your allergies.
Ask your doctor for a referral to a psychiatrist for your obsession with cancer.
Quit crossposting to cancer newsgroups.
If you have more questions, go ask your doctor. If you don't have a doctor, get
one.
Don't bother replying to my reply.
Don't ask any more questions here. These cancer newsgroups are not for
diagnosing problems.
Next time, if there is one, try news:sci.med since they sometimes answer
questions over there.
J
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