I have a small lump on the inside of my mouth between my bottom lip and teeth at the floor of my mouth, on the right, about 3 teeth up from the back. I ve had it for about a week or so now that I ve noticed. It only hurts when i push on it, and there is no discoloration as all i can see are veins when i try to look. what could it be?
Hi, Thanks for asking the query, Small lumps inside the mouth which is not painful can be a salivary gland swelling, muscle, Inflammation of the salivary gland due to bacterial and viral infections can lead to such lesions. Other than this it can be due to vitamin deficiency, tobacco use, smoking, low immunity, viral infection like herpes. Apart from this it can be a cold sore or an ulceration, or even lesion arriving from an infected tooth Chat Doctor.  I would suggest you to get a thorough clinical examination done by the Dentist and if necessary take x-ray. Avoid eating of hot spicy food for some days. Take multivitamin tablets. Maintain a good oral hygiene. Hope this helps out. Regards....