> I have had the following three things on my lip area in the past.
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> Thanks
> Almost certainly a small mucocoele (mucous retention cyst). Trauma
> (eg. biting) can damage the tiny ducts that normally conduct mucous
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> Sometimes they recur, and if they become a protracted nuisance they are
> best removed surgically (which is not a big deal).
Thats the weird thing.
When I have biten the inside of my lip, I usually just get a canker
sore.
I've never had something like this before.
>"causing the secretions to build up under the mucosa and form a small
> (usually painless) bubble."
But it was indeed filled with blood.
When I "popped" it, it bleed.
Thanks
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 11 Dec 2006 19:12 GMT
>>Almost certainly a small mucocoele (mucous retention cyst). Trauma
>>(eg. biting) can damage the tiny ducts that normally conduct mucous
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> Thanks
There can be bleeding into a mucocoele. I'm not promising that's what
it is, but I have a pretty good hunch.
If it doesn't heal up in a couple of days, have your dentist check it.
Steve

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tforms1@yahoo.com - 11 Dec 2006 20:14 GMT
> There can be bleeding into a mucocoele. I'm not promising that's what
> it is, but I have a pretty good hunch.
> If it doesn't heal up in a couple of days, have your dentist check it.
Its mostly gone.
After it "popped" and bleed yesterday, it disappeared.
I think I can see where it was, but the blister is gone.
Like I said, Ive only had canker sores, and cold sores.
Nothing like this (a bump with no pain)
Thanks