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Can't Open full mouth. Can't eat bitter
Firstly went for hair fall treatment.. medicines reacted..inner lining of mouth turned in to blue colour..which is cured under a doctor's treatment ..but now current problem is mouth doesn't open full and properly..I feel in inner lining of mouth became very thin and injured all the time due to which I can't eat a litter bitter/ hot anything or I can't tolerate bitterness..I am under treatment IN KGMU'S ENT department from more than 1 year..but from there I am not satisfied and there seems to be not good improvement.. Plz suggest. Am I in right direction?? Isn't something serious..like any pre symptoms of mouth cancer as my father's is dead due to mouth cancer. or where should I consult in which department in a medical college?? or doctor's of which specialization. I am not clear..please Suggest to the point..so that I may be treated well in right direction..
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Visit any dental college or oral medicine specialist..
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Ya better sir .. hope all will b well.. precautions is always better.. go to near by dental college.. go to department of oral surgery n oral pathology.. let us see wt they suggest
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