Hello doctor,
I am 28 years old, and currently, I have a medical issue. Every time after a meal, I feel this sort of soreness in the root of my tongue. It feels like the root is pushing the tongue up. The same happens when I drink coffee and coca-cola. I was wondering if I could get some help diagnosing the issue. I am an asthma patient but do not feel like the two are connected.
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There is soreness in the mouth after meals. It can be due to salivary gland disorders like Sialedentis (infection of sublingual glands) or sialolithiasis (stone in glands).
Sialography, occlusal x-ray.
Differential diagnosis:Sialolithiasis, sialadenitis, ranula on the floor of the mouth or any other lump.
Probable diagnosis:Sialenitis.
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