Quitted tobacco one month ago.gone to dr.for check up.i have white patches in mouth.dr. gave medicine.
Wanted 2nd opinion here .Uploaded prescription.
is my condition serious
Secondly how much time it will take to recover.
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We need to know if your white patch is in your cheeks or tongue.
If on cheeks, do you have restricted mouth opening than before. If so it is classic OSMF.
Stay away from tobacco and have the meds.
They are good medicines to have in OSMF.
Next Steps
check ur progress every week.If not reconsult in a months time
Health Tips
If it doesnt get better visit an Oral Surgeon for futher opinion.
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here, you have been prescibed with topical steroid gel to overcome inflammatory reaction of gingiva (gums) and antioxidant to recover normal gingival(gums) texture and patency.
it may take around 2 to 3 months to resolve completely depending upon its size.
Next Steps
if no significant changes observed over 2 3 months, one should go for biopsy of the lesion.
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yoga, pranayam, green veg, exercises also provide natural antioxidants to body and adds in effect of orally taken antioxidants. DONT START THE TOBACCO HABIT.
White patched can be sign of many conditions. So dont panic. And quitting tobacco is just a good sing. But how long have you used it will decide the extend of damage.
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