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I Have Bumps On The Back Of My Tongue, What Is It And What Should I Do To Cure This ?

i have bumps on the back of my tongue that i believe are circumvallate papillae. im not sure what it is but the one that is bothering me is right in the middle of the back of my tongue and it always makes it feel like my throat is dry and it makes it hard to breath. what is it and what do i do
Mon, 10 Jan 2011
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Hi, you may be suffering from a viral infection. Viral infections usually lead to inflammation of papillae enlarging them. The throat symptoms that you have mentioned also suggest of the viral cause. Please consult a good ENT surgeon for complete examination and treatment. Warm saline gargles or Betadine gargles may provide symptomatic relief along with proper medication.
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I Have Bumps On The Back Of My Tongue, What Is It And What Should I Do To Cure This ?

Hi, you may be suffering from a viral infection. Viral infections usually lead to inflammation of papillae enlarging them. The throat symptoms that you have mentioned also suggest of the viral cause. Please consult a good ENT surgeon for complete examination and treatment. Warm saline gargles or Betadine gargles may provide symptomatic relief along with proper medication.