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Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Candidiasis
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Candidiasis is a common fungal infection that characteristically produces soft, elevated plaques on the buccal mucosa, tongue, and sometimes the palate, gingivae, and floor of the MOUTH; the plaques may be wiped away. The LESIONS of acute atrophic candidiasis are red and painful. The LESIONS of chronic hyperplastic candidiasis are white and firm. Localized areas of redness, pruritus, and a foul odor may be present



Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Drugs. Various chemotherapeutic agents can directly produce stomatitis. Also, allergic reactions to penicillin, sulfonamides, gold, quinine, streptomycin, phenytoin, aspirin, and barbiturates commonly cause lesions to develop and erupt. Inhaled steroids used for pulmonary disorders can also cause oral lesions
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Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Pemphigoid (benign mucosal)
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Pemphigoid is a rare autoimmune disease that-s characterized by thickwalled vesicles on the oral mucous membranes, the conjunctiva and, less commonly, the skin. MOUTH LESIONS typically develop months or even years before other manifestations and may occur as desquamative patchy gingivitis or as a vesicobullous eruption. Secondary fibrous bands may lead to dysphagia, hoarseness, and blindness. Recurrent skin LESIONS include vesicobullous eruptions, usually on the inguinal area and extremities, and an erythematous, vesicobullous plaque on the scalp and face near the affected mucous membranes


Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Discoid lupus erythematosus
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Oral LESIONS are common, typically appearing on the tongue, buccal mucosa, and palate as erythematous areas with white spots and radiating white striae. Associated findings include skin LESIONS on the face, possibly extending to the neck, ears, and scalp; if the scalp is involved, alopecia may result. Hair follicles are enlarged and filled with scale


Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Systemic lupus erythematosus
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Oral LESIONS are common and appear as erythematous areas associated with edema, petechiae, and superficial ulcers with a red halo and a tendency to bleed. Primary effects include nondeforming arthritis, a butterfly rash across the nose and cheeks, and photosensitivity



Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Pyogenic granuloma
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Typically the result of injury, trauma, or irritation, pyogenic granuloma?a soft, tender nodule, papule, or polypoid mass of excessive granulated tissue?usually appears on the gingivae, but can also erupt on the lips, tongue, or buccal mucosa. The LESIONS bleed easily because they contain many capillaries. The affected area may be smooth or have a warty surface; erythema develops in the surrounding mucosa. The LESIONS may ulcerate, producing a purulent exudate


Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Squamous cell carcinoma
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Squamous cell carcinoma is typically a painless ulcer with an elevated, indurated border. It may erupt in areas of leukoplakia and is most common on the lower lip, but it may also occur on the edge of the tongue or floor of the MOUTH. High risk factors include chronic smoking and alcohol intake


Symptom: ANOREXIACause: Chronic renal failure
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Chronic anorexia is common and insidious. It-s accompanied by changes in all body systems, such as nausea, vomiting, MOUTH ulcers, ammonia breath odor, metallic taste in the MOUTH, GI bleeding, constipation or diarrhea, drowsiness, confusion, tremors, pallor, dry and scaly skin, pruritus, alopecia, purpuric LESIONS, and edema.



Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Syphilis
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Primary syphilis typically produces a solitary painless, red ulcer (chancre) on the lip, tongue, palate, tonsil, or gingivae. The ulcer appears as a crater with undulated, raised edges and a shiny center; lip chancres may develop a crust. Similar LESIONS may appear on the fingers, breasts, or genitals, and regional lymph nodes may become enlarged and tender


Symptom: MOUTH LESIONSCause: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)
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Oral LESIONS may be an early indication of the immunosuppression that-s characteristic of AIDS. Fungal infections can occur, with oral candidiasis being the most common. Bacterial or viral infections of the oral mucosa, tongue, gingivae, and periodontal tissue may also occur
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