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Wow... I had something like this on the middle of my tongueTongue tie. Got it when I was about 6 months pregnant. The ENT doctor wanted to surgically remove it, but my brother-in-law, the dentist, suggested I wait instead, saying that it was a hormonal phenomena and that it would go away after the birth. It went away about a month after the baby (now 21!) was born.
It is weird...I know what you mean. It was flat and raised and attached to the middle of the tongue....yes, I know how you feel.
Hope this helps...do get it checked out, though, since it sounds like it needs to be seen by a doctor.
- You can have cancer in the mouth
- "transient lingual papillitis" (also fibroma). This is a harmless problem that is thought to be caused by accidentally scraping the surface of one or more of the normal small bumps on the top of the tongue.
- thrush (yeast infection in the mouth)
- herpes infection
- oral ulcer
- stomatitis
Just to rule out all the bad things it could be, go see a doc like Mary said.
Wow... I had something like this on the middle of my tongue. Got it when I was about 6 months pregnant. The ENT doctor wanted to surgically remove it, but my brother-in-law, the dentist, suggested I wait instead, saying that it was a hormonal phenomena and that it would go away after the birth. It went away about a month after the baby (now 21!) was born.
It is weird...I know what you mean. It was flat and raised and attached to the middle of the tongue....yes, I know how you feel.
Hope this helps...do get it checked out, though, since it sounds like it needs to be seen by a doctor.
Take care, Mary
- "transient lingual papillitis" (also fibroma). This is a harmless problem that is thought to be caused by accidentally scraping the surface of one or more of the normal small bumps on the top of the tongue.
- thrush (yeast infection in the mouth)
- herpes infection
- oral ulcer
- stomatitis
Just to rule out all the bad things it could be, go see a doc like Mary said.