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Should I Be Worried As I Am Having Bumps In My Mouth?

I have noticed in my mouth On my bottom lower lip inside I have some skin colored bumps. They don t hurt or itch or burn, they have been there for a while. I am hoping it s nothing serious I have had oral sex. Unprotected. And its got me worried. Please help
posted on Fri, 28 Feb 2014
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Hello dear,
Welcome to HCM.
I have read your query and understood your concern.

These may be fordye spots which are otherwise normal structures , just the enlarged apocrine glands. But evaluation is required to rule out for herpes labialis which is a viral infection characterised by fluid filled lesions.

As per details, this is my best advise for you. You may discuss this with your treating doctor.
If you have any further query, you may ask me.
Good luck.
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Should I Be Worried As I Am Having Bumps In My Mouth?

Hello dear, Welcome to HCM. I have read your query and understood your concern. These may be fordye spots which are otherwise normal structures , just the enlarged apocrine glands. But evaluation is required to rule out for herpes labialis which is a viral infection characterised by fluid filled lesions. As per details, this is my best advise for you. You may discuss this with your treating doctor. If you have any further query, you may ask me. Good luck.