Hello! I'm 28 years old and currently 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'm an asthma patient but don't feel like the two are connected. Thanks.
Salivary gland inflammation or stone in gland dict
Investigations to be done:Sialography
Occlusal xray
Sialolithiasis
Sialedinitis
Any other lump or ranula in floor of mouth
Sialenitis
Treatment plan:As mentioned
Preventive measures:As mentioned
Regarding follow up:After following regimen
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