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Taken Antibiotics For Water Infection. Raised Papillae On Tongue, Neck Pain
I have recently been diagnosed with a water infection and been taking numerous anti biotics because it has reoccured. I have had a gyno appointment and she believes there is nothing to worry about in that region. Now though i have a raised papillae on the right hand side of my tongue with slight ear and neck pain . I have been under a lot of stress and wondered could this have flared up because of that?
Fri, 11 Oct 2013
Hello,
Thanks for writing to us.
Raised papillae on tongue may occur due to- aphthous stomatitis.
I would advice you to maintain oral hygiene well.
Corticosteroids has to be administered along with vitamin b complex and iron supplements.
Avoid spicy foods.
Plenty of nutritious rich food has to be administered.
Discontinue tobacco or pan chewing if you practice any.
Take care.
Thanks for writing to us.
Raised papillae on tongue may occur due to- aphthous stomatitis.
I would advice you to maintain oral hygiene well.
Corticosteroids has to be administered along with vitamin b complex and iron supplements.
Avoid spicy foods.
Plenty of nutritious rich food has to be administered.
Discontinue tobacco or pan chewing if you practice any.
Take care.
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