I will. Thanks a lot! It’s not symmetrical. The red spot is not painful. It’s not very much red. Looks slightly inflamed. I’m attaching another photo. Once again, thanks a lot.
I believe that is normal anatomy. You could get another opinion. Did you consume or rinse with anything that irritates like a new mouth rinse, cinnamon, new toothpaste, herbal substances, or similar? If so, get it checked. If the bumps happened for no apparent reason, continue to watch for symptoms I mentioned.
I use cinnamon every now and then. But not that much. Also, I go back and forth between several toothpaste and mouthwash types. I was afraid it’s Erythroplakia. That got me scared a lot.
You want to minimize/avoid chemical irritation in the mouth. You mouth/body does not like irritation of any kind and may form abnormal tissue to protect from it. Some toothpastes can irritate and I dislike mouth rinses especially if they are alcohol based. For your peace of mind, have a dentist thoroughly examine the area and be sure to disclose all potentially irritating products you are using.
Hi. A quick update. My NET doc said it’s the geographic tongue and the bumps are taste buds. He said to not worry about it at all. Thanks again for your help.
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