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As for bacterial infections that don't itch, smell or hurt? I suppose if you have a low grade infection, it may never develop any significant symptoms. Additionally, you can also get a viral infection in the mouth as well. Unfortunately, the mouth isn't exempt from any other normal infection that you can imagine in the rest of the body. Sometimes you can also get a fungal infection. That's why its pretty tough to pinpoint it out. I hope everything turns out good.
The black spots went away. It seems that they appeared simply as a result of blueberries that I'd eaten earlier that day. But the other inflamatoins remain. As I said before there is still no odor, pain, etc. Also the clusters at the back of my tongue seem to be getting lighter than the rest of my tongue, not significantly, just a lighter shade of pink. Also, Are there any bacterial infections, that do not itch, smell, or hurt? I will be making an appointment this week to see my doctor.Thank you for your advice it was very helpful.
I would advise you to go see our dentist for an evaluation of your situation. It doesn't sound like oral cancer but without a biopsy and further evaluation, you can't rule it out. Usually with bacterial infections, there would be other symptoms such as inflammation, pain, bad odor, etc. Since you don't seem to have any other symptoms, it may not be a bacterial infection. You just need your dentist to see and determine whats going on.