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Cold, Tiny Bumps On The Bottom Of Mouth, Pain On Lifting The Tongue, Habit Of Drinking Lemonade. Cause?
I have recently had a cold and have had all of the typical symptoms. My problem is under neath my tongue hurts when I try and lift it to the roof of my mouth. I did have a cold sore on tongue but it disappeared now I have some tiny flesh colored bumps on bottom of mouth. I did drink a lot of lemonade to help with sore throat . What are these bumps and is it from my cold?
Fri, 15 Jun 2012
The flesh colored bumps may be herpes lesionswhich can come on when your immunity was lowered.Please take a paracetamol650 tab when there is pain.There In one or two weeks it will subside.If the bumps show ulceration in the centre,it may be aphthous ulcers for whichyou have to take a Bcomplex tab daily for 10 days and apply dologel over the lesions which will reduce the pain.dont worry you will be better.
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