White lumps on upper gums inside lips

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Above the tooth line near my canine teeth i noticed today some raised areas while licking my tongue around my mouth.

Upon looking in a mirror i saw there were a few heavy white coated lumps/blisters there, when i wiped hard the White came off and left a redness with some blood spots.

This area isnt sore and is not causing any discomfort. Could this be herpes or a candida/thrush infection.

I have tried taking a photo but its in a difficult place.

Should i see my GP or dentist.

Thanks

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  • Posted

    sounds like yeast oral thrush

    • Posted

      a doctor and dentist can treat it

    • Posted

      Im so paranoid its something bad, would it be painful if it was herpes, also do i need to steer myself away from the herpes thought as im causing so much stress.

      So it may be Yeast/thrush infection?

      Really appreciate your swift reply.

    • Posted

      image

      can you see the white spots there, it is the best pic i can get, again there is no pain there i will see if i can get to the doctor soon.

  • Posted

    Staph infection ?

    • Posted

      would it be painful? my lips are also always cracking and im getting continued chapped lips with peeling skin also. is this the symptoms? should i see gp asap?

    • Posted

      u need to see a doctor its oral thrush by the sound of it an will need treating

  • Posted

    I would advise you to keep your fingers out of your mouth and gargle some Listerine, or a 50/50 mix of hydrogen peroxide mixed with water. Then see your doctor.

  • Posted

    My guess would be just that; a guess. It could be a dental cyst. The photo in the link is of a dental cyst.

    image

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