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Bump On The Roof Of Mouth And Back, Resemble Bruises, Occasionally Drink Alcohol. Possible Causes?

Last night i felt a bump on the roof of my mouth at the back. The bump is a bit sore when food or my tongue touch it. i looked in the mirror this morning and the bump is pea sized and there are two large dark areas on the roof around the bump. They almost look like bruises. I am 20 years old, never smoked before and rarely drink alcohol. Whay could this possibly be?
Mon, 17 Dec 2012
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Dentist 's  Response
Hello,
Thanks for writing in.
I read your query,it seems that there is trauma on the roof of your mouth while eating.
So i will suggest you you can apply mucopain/dologel/orasap,and nothing to get worried it will heal within 7-10 days itself and if it persist for a long time visit once a dentist in your area and get the thorough examination done and follow all the given instructions.
Take Care
Dr.Gunjan Gupta
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Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Dr. Chaithanyaa Nemaly's  Response
Hello there....What do u mean by bump? swelling? There are few age related swellings /lesions in the palate that arise with indefinite etiology...One need not have a history of smoking or alcohol consumption to have them. They might be associated with minor salivary glands of the palate also. Impacted upper third molars erupting palatally would also give such a clinical picture. Since yours is the right age for the eruption of wisdom teeth, that might also be the cause. Get yourself evaluated from a Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon only.
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Bump On The Roof Of Mouth And Back, Resemble Bruises, Occasionally Drink Alcohol. Possible Causes?

Hello, Thanks for writing in. I read your query,it seems that there is trauma on the roof of your mouth while eating. So i will suggest you you can apply mucopain/dologel/orasap,and nothing to get worried it will heal within 7-10 days itself and if it persist for a long time visit once a dentist in your area and get the thorough examination done and follow all the given instructions. Take Care Dr.Gunjan Gupta