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undaignosed white patches

my grandma 65yrs old is suffering from recurent white patches in the mouth.she is suffering from them since 2 yrs.she consulted many doctors but it was not daignosed.they are really very painful.bcoz of them she unable to take proper diet.she is also unable to open her mouth properly,long before she has implanted artificial tooth but now they r removed bcoz docs thought they might be causing them but even now she is getting them.she is not diabetic.she has hypotension so she tablet for it daily.so can u tell me possibilities for her patches????plzzzzzz
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all options u hav suggested have been ruled out .
she is not a smoker
she doesnt take aspirin as she dont hav any cardiac problems
no infection
so can u suggest me some more diseases
also consider she has asthma,thanxs
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Hi,
How is your grandma? White patches in the mouth may be caused by chemical burns from substances such as aspirin, infections such as thrush, smoker's keratosis, leukoplakia, trauma and friction (poorly fitting dentures, cheek biting, sharp teeth or fillings) and other conditions that needs to be evaluated further. A biopsy may be done to rule out malignancy. Discuss these with her doctor or have another opinion done to determine the underlying cause. Take care and do keep us posted.
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