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What Should I Do For Cyst Inside Mouth Of A Seven Year Old Baby ?

My baby is 7 month old. She have small cyst inside mouth sometime it increase in size sometimes it decrease. I has no pain. I visit doctor but they said nothing to worry. I want a suggestion....Please
Wed, 6 Apr 2011
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Most probably it may be a mucous cyst and if so it is harmless. This would be few millimeters in size, circular in outline and slightly bluish in color. If gently pressed it is not painful. But if it is irregular, soft and blanches on pressure, it may be a hemangioma. If the latter, it may need some surgery, but at a much later age and hence not to worry. Consult a Surgeon directly.
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What Should I Do For Cyst Inside Mouth Of A Seven Year Old Baby ?

Most probably it may be a mucous cyst and if so it is harmless. This would be few millimeters in size, circular in outline and slightly bluish in color. If gently pressed it is not painful. But if it is irregular, soft and blanches on pressure, it may be a hemangioma. If the latter, it may need some surgery, but at a much later age and hence not to worry. Consult a Surgeon directly.