Lump in my mouth

No they just said it looks like scar tissue from having my tonsils out, it's a red lump that's about 5mm. Theres lots on them in my corner of my mouth and one on my tongue, I feel like because of my age they won't do anything about it. I've been to the doctors about 5 times now.

My husband has had lots of dental procedures and some of the more serious procedures did result in hard lumps (scar tissue) over the surgical area as it's the bodys way of protecting itself. However, you now say you have more than 1 lump? And they are in other areas of the your mouth? That cannot account for all the extra ones unless they cut you up pretty bad in the procedure?

When were your tonsils removed? When did the larger lump appear, immediatly after?

Also, you said you are being told different things, what are the other theories they doctors are telling you?

I notices it about a year ago, it was 6 years ago. And I was really rough. They're all in the same area just different sizes, just saying that it was swollen glands or abscesses from my doctor. my dentist said it was scare tissue.

I noticed it about a year ago. I had my tonsils out 6 years ago. The doctors told me that it was an abscess or a swollen gland however the dentist told me that it was scar tissue.

There all in the same place in my mouth.

Okay, now I'm concerned. It's not impossible that it's scar tissue but scar tissue doesn't typically take 5 years before it shows up and that doesn't explain the lumps at the corner of your mouth at all.

It may be abscesses or cellulitis but why in the world was your doctor not more concerned about it because those are dangerous!!

Personally, I recommend going to your local hospital and asking them to x ray and do blood work because if it turns out to be that you have multiple abscesses then you will need immediate treatment.

I've had an X-ray before and nothing came up, it's definitely not Cellulitis as I would be really Ill by now. It's literally a little lump in my mouth and a couple round it where my tonsils used to be! I'm probably just gonna take the dentists word as he probably knows best. Jumping to conclusions is never a good way to sort something!