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Mucocele in lower lip
I have this from last one week in my lower lip but there is no bleeding or any pain
It gets reduced one day and again next day bumps up
Any medication
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It is mucocoel usually subsides on its own if not then visit nearby dentist and get the lesion removed surgically.
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Its mucocel , thats just saliva collected. It happens when a salivary gland duct gets blocked or injured, often from accidentally biting your lip or cheek.Usually no treatment required , unless it is disturbing , painfull , grows larger. Can getfemoved by simple one day procedure.
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This overgrowth is called mucocele.It is harmless.
Only treatment is surgical or laser removal.
It has a tendency to recur.
So avoid biting the lip.
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This is a mucocele
You will have to get it removed from your nearest dentist
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This is mucocele, avoid lip biting, sucking, or trauma to the area.
And visit to dentist to remove.
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This is mucocele please visit the dentist to get it removed
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