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is it possible to have freckles inside the mouth.

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TheEnthusiasticTroll · 30/06/2012 13:33

noticed this morning when brushin dds teeth that she has what looks like a freckle on the inside of her cheek just above her very back molers.

Does anyone know if it is possible to have an incospicuous freckle on the inside of mouth, I will take her to have it looked at by gp regardless, but i didnt want to google this and read loads about cancer and scare myself.

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TheEnthusiasticTroll · 30/06/2012 16:15

bump

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hattifattner · 30/06/2012 16:17

leave it a week. If its still there and you are worried, then se GP. It could just be a blood blister type things, where she has bumped her mouth eating a crisp or a sharp crust.

fireice · 30/06/2012 16:19

Have you seen this website, the language is a bit techincal, but has some pictures of oral naevi.
(a naevus is a birthmark)
here

AdventuresWithVoles · 30/06/2012 16:30

My first thought was Peutz-Jegher?s syndrome. It's supposed to be a dominant gene but friend had it seemingly as a result of random mutation (neither of his parents had it). There are usually freckles in other odd places with PJS.

TheEnthusiasticTroll · 30/06/2012 16:33

thanks that is reasuring fireice, it does not look particularly like any of those 3 pictured. It is very small like a black fleck but i suppose she is only six and those pictures where adults.

I will definatly take her to get checked out, I suppose the chances of it being anything terrible are fairly slim in a non smoking, non wine slugging 6 year old.

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TheEnthusiasticTroll · 30/06/2012 16:38

and less reassuring Aventures, not known of this in our family so far. I cannot help but look at links like this that is why I didnt google, Grin

Ill have her diagnosed with some thing obscure and wrapped in cotton wool before the day is out Grin

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AdventuresWithVoles · 01/07/2012 10:29

PJS isn't that bad, Troll. Honest. The bloke I know with PJS (ex-boyfriend, wicked sense of humour & taught me how to cook) is now in his late 30s, successful career, goes cycling, has a little boy that gives him delight every day. It's hardly a terrible life sentence. He takes iron tablets & gets occasional checkups. That's about all it means.

TheEnthusiasticTroll · 01/07/2012 13:09

I just looked at the stomach polops and was a bit Shock, but then read and it looked like with regualr check ups things seemed O.K. I will take her to the drs on monday after school I think.

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TheEnthusiasticTroll · 02/07/2012 13:50

I just had to update on this. Blush.

I asked dd to look in her mouth this morning at it had vanished.

DD said are you looking for that mark to which i replied yes, she said it was just a bit of dirt mummy I scraped it off mith my nail. Grin

silly me, but i rubbed it with my nail and her toothbrush and it did not come off Blush but relieved. Grin

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hattifattner · 02/07/2012 15:54

proof that you should never, ever google symptoms.

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