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What Are The Causes Of Burning Sensation In Mouth And Blood Clots In Cheeks?

Hi sir. I want to know can u tell me. A few days ago I was having burning sensation in my mouth and my dentist told me it's just a viral. He also said it will go away in it's own time. Now today I just woke up with two small blood clots in my cheeks. Can u tell me what that is?
Wed, 12 Mar 2014
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Hello

Welcome in H.C.M.

I have gone through your query regarding burning in mouth along with small red spots in cheeks.

Considering your symptoms in chronological order it appears that most likely you are suffering from stomatitis. This is an infective pathology may be viral, bacterial or fungal. Some times it is associated with sore throat.

Most of the time it is self limiting but when persists than consultation with ENT doctor will become necessary for further management.

Regards.
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What Are The Causes Of Burning Sensation In Mouth And Blood Clots In Cheeks?

Hello Welcome in H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding burning in mouth along with small red spots in cheeks. Considering your symptoms in chronological order it appears that most likely you are suffering from stomatitis. This is an infective pathology may be viral, bacterial or fungal. Some times it is associated with sore throat. Most of the time it is self limiting but when persists than consultation with ENT doctor will become necessary for further management. Regards.