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Mouth Diseases |
Bumps or lumps02/18/2009 |
I have lumps in my mouth, but I also have them on my vagina, which the doctor says they are common in older women. But I am concern about my mouth also. Haven`t had sex for several years because of the lumps on my vagina. What kind of a doctor should I see. I thin I might have candia. How do I find out. My doctor seems unconcerned.
You should see an oral pathologist for evaluation of the bumps in your mouth. As far as the vaginal lumps are concerned, an obstetrician-gynecologist would be the appropriate doctor to evaluate those. It would be difficult to say whether these are related without doing an examination and determining exactly what these bumps are.
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Carl M Allen, DDS, MSD Professor of Oral Pathology College of Dentistry The Ohio State University |
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