STOMATITIS GLOSSITIS
30-year-old male complains of burning mouth pain x 1 week. Pain is made worse by eating and drinking. What are the 2 findings and what are your recommendations? Which tests (if any) would you order if he had a history of recurrent lesions?
Geogrophic Tongue. In this patient, erythema migrans lesions developed underneath the tongue. A: The cause of geographic tongue is unknown. Several factors have been proposed as possible causes such as emotional stress, psychological factors, habits, allergies, diabetes and hormonal disturbances. There may be a link between geographic tongue and psoriasis and between geographic tongue and lichen planus. But more research is needed to better understand possible connections.
* STOMATITIS GLOSSITIS.. * GEOGRAPHIC TONGUE.. * MULTIVITAMINS ANTIOXIDANTS.. * PROBIOTICS.. * TOPICALLY HEXIDINE WITH LIGNOCAINE.. * GOOD ORAL HYGIENE..
Geographic Tongue Xylocaine gel locally bd. Diluted betadine lotion gargles Hs. Multivitamins and antioxidants orally. Improve general health and personal hygiene. Avoid spicy oily and fast food.
D/d Lichen planus Geographic tongue. Biopsy to be advised. Avoid spicy and hot food Ask for drug and family history. Start with corticosteroid topical gel. Check for any gastric disturbance Any nutritional deficiency Is the lesion scrapable or no??? Maintainence of oral hygiene Plenty of water. Dentakind l before food to be applied
Geographic tongue or glossitis (with coated tongue) I will advise 1. Good oral hygiene 2. Avoid spicy irritant food stuffs 3. Increase fluid intake 4. Include more fruits & green leafy vegetables in diet Treat it with 1. Lignocaine LABD 2. Multivitamins 3. Zinc supplements
Geographic Toungue
Geographic tongue DD Lichen planus
Benign migratory glossitis Apthous ulcer in peritonsillar region/ pharyngitis. Investigation- vit b12 assay CBC ESR Treatment - multivitamins and multi minerals supplements Topical anesthetics Avoid spicy food Warm Salt water gargling ENT opinion
Geographic tongue
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