Recently Been Diagnosed With Visual Variance Dementia. Hypothyroidism. Why Does Gum Cause Pain?
Hi! My mom has recently been diagnosed with visual variance dementia , but also has many of the symptoms of Hashimoto s Thyroiditis . Specialists at the Mayo clinic suspected the auto-immune disease because she has been hypothyroid for several years and a cause has never been treated (is regulated with medication ). Her levels also indicated possibility of Hashi s. She has an appointment with an endocrinologist in one month. My real question is she recently has started getting puffy type sores along her gum lines that don t cause pain, that appear and disappear, but are not open. Her PCP said she had never seen any like them before. Could this be one more symptom pointing to the diagnosis of Hashi s, or just wishful thinking? (we are hoping to be able to treat for Hashi s and have some of her symptoms improve.) Thank you for any information.
Wed, 2 Apr 2014
Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Dr. Sowbhagya's Response
hello thnks for the consultation at hcm..it could be periodontal r periapical abscess..kindly consult ur dentist asap if it recurrs,, do salt water gargle thrice daily,, hope it helps.tc.
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Recently Been Diagnosed With Visual Variance Dementia. Hypothyroidism. Why Does Gum Cause Pain?
hello thnks for the consultation at hcm..it could be periodontal r periapical abscess..kindly consult ur dentist asap if it recurrs,, do salt water gargle thrice daily,, hope it helps.tc.