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What Causes Tissue Growth On The Upper Labial Frenulum?

I am a 34 year old female of average weight (150 lbs) and average height (5'5"). I recently noticed a flat piece of tissue/growth hanging down on my upper labial frenulum. It is dark pink/almost red looking. It is smooth a if flattened is squarish in shape. It resembles a skin tag but seems like an odd place to get one. Any ideas of what this might be? I have no history of HPV and do not use tobacco products.
Wed, 11 Jun 2014
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hello thanks for consulting at hcm,,the growth could be mucosal tag of labial frenum,nothing to worry if it is not causing any problem,, other wise it could be excised by laser if you desire,,either ways consult a oral physician for a check up and treatment,,you can blow air with mouth closed to avoid it coming in contact with teeth,,hope it helps,,take care,,
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What Causes Tissue Growth On The Upper Labial Frenulum?

hello thanks for consulting at hcm,,the growth could be mucosal tag of labial frenum,nothing to worry if it is not causing any problem,, other wise it could be excised by laser if you desire,,either ways consult a oral physician for a check up and treatment,,you can blow air with mouth closed to avoid it coming in contact with teeth,,hope it helps,,take care,,