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mouth lesions oral cancer??? STD?? syphilis??

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kate02348
kate02348

HELLO I've been having some issues with general health as of the last 5months and about a month ago I started having some painful mouth lesions (similar to geographic tongue, lie bumps etc) and also my tongue tends to sometimes burn as if I had drank something hot and burnt it that way. There's a white coating, enlarged bumps and red bumps on my tongue and then under my tongue there's a few papilloma-like red bumps and also a few red spots here and there. Is there anyone with similar symptoms that found out what it is? I'm getting worried. COULD IT BE SYPHILIS OR SOME OTHER STD OR SOME FORM OF ORAL CANCER? I DON'T SMOKE NOR DRINK A LOT OF ALCOHOL AND I ALSO TRY TO EAT HEALTHY. I HAVE A REGULAR PARTNER WITH WHOM I PARTAKE IN ORAL SEX (but he doesn't have any visible problems)

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  • Mothership37
    Mothership37 kate02348

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    has anyone found out what this is ? i have been fighting it for 2-3 months now

  • chuck33681
    chuck33681 kate02348

    Posted

    hello kate0234 I have some the same problems just wanted to reach out and see if you found out any new thanks.

    • hazel2209
      hazel2209 chuck33681

      Posted

      hiiiii im having the same thing. let me know what happened. thanks! been struggling so far

  • maciek62379
    maciek62379 kate02348

    Posted

    why not to get tested for hsv 1 , 2 , if its burning sensation could be hsv

  • joshuapryce1987
    joshuapryce1987 kate02348

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    I believe there are signs of infection in your gums and mouth. Its possible that your partner has an STD but it isnt visible, this occurs from time to time. Early signs are undetected until we go to a specialist and professional health expert.

  • joshuapryce1987
    joshuapryce1987 kate02348

    Posted

    Too early to really see what it is, but you should speak to your local dentist.

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