What Causes Painless Red Spots At The Base Of Tongue?
Just saw my speech pathologist, she has been monitoring a small nodule/callose on one of my vocal chords. I sing and have caused it through use and abuse I guess. So anyway, she was looking today via a scope thru my nose and when she was finished she asked if my throat hurt, I said no, and she said at the base of my tounge i had lots of red spots that looked like measles, that's what she likened them to. Then she played the video back and showed me. They are painless so I don't know what to make of them. Could these red spots be a reaction to eating a lot of pineapple, sort of a geographic tounge response? Have any ideas? Do cancers present like this? I also have GERD, so could that also cause small red spots?
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What Causes Painless Red Spots At The Base Of Tongue?
Hi. The red spots you are describing are nothing but taste buds at the posterior part of the tongue. Do not worry. Regards.