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White plaques on the mucosa of the mouth?
im pretty sure that white bloches are a sign of strep throat. Its a good idea to see your doctor because un treated strep can lead to scarlet fever.
Where does a leukoplakia develop on the body?
Leukoplakia are white spots or patches that develop on the tongue or the inside of the cheek. Many people are affected by these white spots and they can easily be treated by your primary care physician.
What is the medical term meaning white plaques on the skin or mucous membranes?
Leukoplakia is the medical term meaning white plaques. These patches are typically found on the mucous membranes of the mouth.
What is the medical term meaning white plaques?
Leukoplakia means white plaque.
Kaposi's Sarcoma,Hairy Leukoplakia, and frequent Candidiasis are all symptoms of?
Aids
What is the diagnosis code for 623.11?
ICD 9 CM Code 623.1 : Leukoplakia of vagina (not 623.11)
What do you call the white spots at the back of the mouth?
I call them Fred.
What is the medical term meaning an abnormal white precancerous lesion that develops on the tongue or the inside of the cheek?
leukoplakia
What is cervix plaque?
Cervix plaque is a term applied to the substance, which is really just protective epithelium covering the walls of the cervix, due to the scientific name, which is known as "leukoplakia". Leukoplakia is just a tissue generated by the body to cover the walls of the cervix and create a protective wall/covering.
What is a precancerous condition creating white patches in the oral region and is associated with the chronic use of snuff and chewing tobacco?
Leukoplakia
What is pancancerous condition creating white patches in the oral region and associated with the chronic use of snuff and chewing tobacco?
leukoplakia
What is a precancerous condition creating white patches in the oral region and is associated with the chronic use snuff and chewing tobacco?
Leukoplakia
