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WHITE PATCHES IN MOUTH
I quit tobacco chewing now.any ointment to apply on those white patches in mouth,or prescribe medicine.
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Apply kenacort ointment twice daily,see an oral medicine specialist in person.
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Namaskaram, Your mouth is lined with a special type of skin (mucosa), which looks (mostly) pink because it is thinner than your other skin (example: on your arms and legs). Some changes to your mouth lining can change its color to white or red.These lesions must be assessed by biopsy (tissue sampling for disease). Obviously, risk factors(tobacco) can and must be minimized wherever possible and proper periodic oral screening exams should be a priority. Keep in mind, the more you know about this class of diseases, the more empowered you will be. Team Shambhala.
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Its good ,you had quit tobacco habit. You have to go for biopsy for white patches which will confirm the lesion.
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Maintain your oral hygiene.
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