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Maria Fisher46 said:It might just be a simple cyst from one of those minor salivary glands. It looks like it's right on the inner side, on the mucosal lining of the lower lip.
Take a look at this (it has a photo and a quick breakdown of the condition): http://www.dentistry.bham.ac.uk/ecou...e.asp?pid=1637
You really ought to check in with a doctor or a dentist just to make sure you know exactly what you're dealing with! 🤷
That’s my best guess, anyway. I'm heading straight to the dentist tomorrow morning. 😢
Thanks, anyway.
Angela Wright said:If it looks like this, then you're looking at a canker sore.
No, no, no—mine is definitely a Bubbles.
So, about two weeks back, I noticed this little Bubbles with a thick membrane forming on the inside of my lower lip. It’s always felt quite firm to the touch—hard enough that I expected it to be painful, but strangely, it isn't. Even when I leave it completely alone, it seems to have a mind of its own, disappearing and then popping right back up in the exact same spot.
Well, I finally went ahead and squeezed it tonight, and honestly, out came this clear fluid that had a consistency somewhere between water and mucus, just much thicker.
Does anyone have any idea what I'm dealing with here? Is this just some aggressive, high-end version of a canker sore, or could it be something else entirely? 😕