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Had Unprotected Sex. Puss Filled Bump Appeared Inside Mouth, Bumps On Penis. Hiv Herpes Negative
Question: Hi i have had sex with about 10 girls and i got small bumps 3 on my dick i got tested for hiv herpes and had them look at it 2 months and 5 months after the test came back negative and they said it was nothing to worry about the bumps are still the same size really small but now i have small white bumps on the inside of my gum and now i had a small puss filed bump on the inside of my mouth wat could all this be?
Hi,
Thanks for your query.
White bumps inside your mouth on the cheeks and gums can be because of many reasons,
-It can be painless aphthous ulceration in the mouth.
-Can be canker sores or cold sores.
-Other than this the bumps seen on the cheeks and gums can be infections, viral infections like Herpes, oral sex practice.
-Stress and hormonal changes may also leads to such lesions.
-Moreover the lesions may be formed due to injury by food products, cracked tooth, dental infections draining abscess in the area.
-Apart from this it can be due to use of certain medications, allergies to some food products.
Therefore there so many are many possibilities that can cause the bumps. A direct examination by a qualified Doctor is necessary to narrow down the possibilities.
I would suggest you to consult a Dentist and get the examination done and if necessary get x-rays done.
In the interim you can take vitamin B complex once a day, brush your teeth with a soft bristle toothbrush, use antiseptic mouthwash gargles twice daily.
Hope this information is useful, if you have further doubts feel free to ask.
Take Care!
Dr Qazi Ammara.
Thanks for your query.
White bumps inside your mouth on the cheeks and gums can be because of many reasons,
-It can be painless aphthous ulceration in the mouth.
-Can be canker sores or cold sores.
-Other than this the bumps seen on the cheeks and gums can be infections, viral infections like Herpes, oral sex practice.
-Stress and hormonal changes may also leads to such lesions.
-Moreover the lesions may be formed due to injury by food products, cracked tooth, dental infections draining abscess in the area.
-Apart from this it can be due to use of certain medications, allergies to some food products.
Therefore there so many are many possibilities that can cause the bumps. A direct examination by a qualified Doctor is necessary to narrow down the possibilities.
I would suggest you to consult a Dentist and get the examination done and if necessary get x-rays done.
In the interim you can take vitamin B complex once a day, brush your teeth with a soft bristle toothbrush, use antiseptic mouthwash gargles twice daily.
Hope this information is useful, if you have further doubts feel free to ask.
Take Care!
Dr Qazi Ammara.
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