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Slightly Painful Raised White Lines On Cheeks, Discomfort On Tongue And Throat With Occasional Tingling. What Could This Be?

I am currently experiencing slightly painful raised white lines in my cheeks my tongue and throat feel a little off... Tha discomfort comes and goes, but when it flares up I also sometimes get a tingling sensation in my cheeks tongue and hands and arms. I ve gone to emergency and the dentist an.both saw no infection or real cause for concern. what could this be?
Wed, 10 Oct 2012
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Hi, the condition you are referring to may be a fungal infection called as candidiasis or it may be any kind of autoimmune dematologic condition like lichen planus. Such conditions are treated by proper medications but for the accurate diagnosis you need to get a biopsy done, visit an oral medicine (MDS) specialist dentist for complete treatment details.
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Slightly Painful Raised White Lines On Cheeks, Discomfort On Tongue And Throat With Occasional Tingling. What Could This Be?

Hi, the condition you are referring to may be a fungal infection called as candidiasis or it may be any kind of autoimmune dematologic condition like lichen planus. Such conditions are treated by proper medications but for the accurate diagnosis you need to get a biopsy done, visit an oral medicine (MDS) specialist dentist for complete treatment details. Take care