Namaste Vijay ji,
Thank you for sharing your concern.
When you mention “Big Tromma” in your mouth for the last 10 years, it’s possible that you’re referring to a tumour or a chronic growth. Any long-standing lump, swelling, or lesion in the mouth—especially for such a long duration—must be evaluated by a specialist without delay.
🔍 Here’s what we recommend:
- Consult an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon or ENT specialist at the earliest. They can examine the area thoroughly.
- A biopsy or scan (like an MRI or CT) might be advised to understand the nature of the growth—whether it's benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous).
- Treatment will depend on the diagnosis:
Benign tumours can often be surgically removed.
If it’s a malignant tumour, a combination of surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy may be needed.
🛑 Important Tips:
- Do not ignore persistent mouth swellings, especially if they are growing, painful, ulcerated, or bleeding.
- Avoid tobacco and alcohol if you use them, as they can worsen oral conditions.
- Maintain good oral hygiene and a healthy diet to support healing and prevention.
- Feel free to connect with us if you wish to consult with the oncologist or specialists for your treatment.