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  • 50 Years
  • 29/01/2025

I've got this discolored patch inside my mouth, kind of rough and cracky, but it doesnt hurt. I'm just curious, what could this be?

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Well sir do you have any history of braces or smoking up or usage of Steroids and they are the common causes of mouth ulcer... suggest you to make a physician And Get It exam in first and then decide about it.. till then avoid taking spicy and oily food and take B complex capsules

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