Bifid uvula refers to an abnormal split in the uvula that dangles downward at the back of the mouth. It is also known as cleft uvula. A person with bifid uvula often has speech problems and swallowing difficulties. It does not require any treatment as it is not a serious condition; however, speech therapy might be advised
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Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Bifid uvula alone is not uncommon and it does not require treatment unless it is causing problems like altered or difficulty in speaking, usually few words.
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