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Kindly prescribe medicine have red spot inside cheek and reduced mouth opening . Was chewing ghutka but I have left
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Sir its Oral Sub mucous fibrosis .
muscles becomes like firbrous resulting in whitisth area with reduced mouth opening.
Stop immediately any form of gutka ( beetle Nut) .
Treatment will take time .
-Apply Dulimas forte ointment
- Tab SM FIBRO
1 tab od x 15 days
Eat carrots ,tomatoes as salad as much as possible .
- Mouth opening Exercise
- Chewing sugarfree chewing gum .
Let me know how you feel .
Be patient it will take time to heal.
Hope it helped.
Dr Mousam Chattopadhyay.
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Quit tobacco chewing/smoking or any habits of betal nut or betal quid chewing, completely and permanently.
C. SM fibro, once a day, after food, for 2 months
Locally apply, CNBC dental gel, 5-6 times/day, not to swallow,5 minutes and rinse thoroughly. Before or after food. For 5 days.
If no improvement,locally apply KENOCORT oral paste, 3 times/day, DO NOT SWALLOW the saliva contaminated medication(kenocort).spit out.
rinse after 3-5 mins thoroughly.
Brush your teeth and gargle your throat patiently for minimum 5 minutes after every use of kenocort.
Next Steps
visit dentist, do not neglect, will plan the treatment depending upon the signs.
Health Tips
consume tomato, oranges, mosambi, carrot, beet root, apple and leafy vegetables regularly.
avoid hard, spicy, hot, salty food.
use spoon while having food.
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Cap neurobin once daily for a month
Tab lycostar once daily for a month
Gel kenacort twice daily for a month
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Ointment kenacort application 3-4 times a day
Apply with finger or ear bud
Cap neurobion forte twice a day for 15 days after meal
Next Steps
strict discontinuation of habit of tobacco chewing
start exercise by blowing with mouth closed nd repeating it 15 times doing it thrice a day
Health Tips
in your case it will take several months to get any improvement so you have to be patient and persistent specially keeping habit in control
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Hi,
I understand your concern it is a serious condition so don't have gutka now and for proper treatment consult me online on practo chat box.
Next Steps
See oral surgeon as soon as possible
Health Tips
Don't have gutka pan masala and anything spicy
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Be serious now don’t chew tobacco now.
Next Steps
Go for opg xray ,
Health Tips
Apply kenakort ointment
Tab s m fibro twice daily
Tab. Vermisole 150 mg once daily for 5 days
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Dr. Anil Kohli
Dentist
45 yrs exp
Delhi
Needs to get if checked before starting medicine. Spot eating pan masala and gutka
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