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Spot in mouth
There is this tiny what appears to be a clear bubble the bottom of my gum. It does not hurt. I previously have been diagnosed with thrush. What is it and should I see a doctor?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
I can not diagnosis this without seeing it but I would suggest you see an oral surgeon asap. It does not sound serious.
Should I post a picture?
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