Expert answer:
Sore mouth with pimples can be a sign of thrush, inflammatory lesions or yet cancer of the mouth.
At canker sores are painful wounds, which are usually preceded by burning and itching and also by the appearance of a reddish area, in which the lesion will develop.
The lumps in the roof of the mouth can also be bubbles caused by:
- Inflammatory bowel disease;
- Allergic reactions to food, medicines and chemicals;
- Contact dermatitis;
- Impetigo;
- Stress;
- Decline of immunity;
- Common Pemphigus.
Already the mouth cancer, in addition to lumps, may also manifest the following signals and symptons:
- Sores on the lip or mouth that do not heal;
- Swelling;
- Numbness in some areas of the mouth;
- Bleeding for no apparent reason;
- Pain in the throat that does not go away;
- Whitish or reddish spots on the lip or inside the mouth;
- Bad breath;
- Difficulty talking and swallowing;
- Neck lump;
- Weight loss.
If the lumps and pain in the roof of the mouth do not disappear within a few days, seek the family doctor or general practitioner for a detailed evaluation and proper diagnosis.
