The sudden appearance of a mouth lesion can raise concern, often leading to questions about its cause. While many may dismiss these small sores as harmless, recurring or persistent lesions may be an ...
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Why is my tongue white? Common causes, what it means, and when to care
A white tongue is surprisingly common and usually harmless, but it can feel alarming if you don’t know what’s behind it. In ...
A mouth ulcer that does not heal within two weeks should not be ignored, as it can be an early warning sign of mouth or ...
Between COVID-19, monkeypox and polio, it’s understandable that some parents may be feeling a bit overwhelmed by reports of so many contagious diseases circulating at once. Adding to the mix is hand, ...
Kaposi’s sarcoma can affect the cells lining mucous membranes, such as inside the mouth and tongue. It leads to lesions, or growths, on the skin of the tongue. Kaposi’s sarcoma is a vascular tumor, ...
Katie Drablos was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in April 2021. A specialist removed a spot of tongue cancer and found lesions that had spread to her neck. The 35-year-old is recovering now, a year ...
Bumps on your tongue may be lie bumps, canker sores, cold sores, or in rare cases, oral cancer. Lie bumps are common and happen when the small bumps on your tongue become inflamed. Oral cancer is the ...
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How HIV Can Affect Your Tongue and Oral Health
Mouth and tongue lesions are often one of the first symptoms of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). HIV weakens your immune system, which can leave you susceptible to sores and infections. If left ...
Many mouth ulcers clear up in a matter of days, but if one lingers for many days then the problem could be more than just an ...
As we head into our third pandemic winter, most people are all too familiar with the signs of COVID-19. The disease wears many different faces and can show up as chills, cough, difficulty breathing or ...
In the fall of 2020, Katie Drablos noticed a canker sore on the back of her tongue that wouldn’t go away. As the pain increased, she visited urgent care, wondering if it was a COVID-19 symptom. It ...
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