Or do they also appear on your mouth? I know there are different types, that`s why Im asking this question.
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Prodromal symptoms \nSore appears \nLesion begins to heal, usually without scarring \nIn men, the lesions may occur on the shaft of the penis, in the genital region, on the inner thigh, buttocks, or anus. In women, lesions may occur on or near the pubis, labia, clitoris, vulva, buttocks, or anus. This may require a very careful examination e.g. during delivery examination by use of a flashlight may be necessary.\n\nThe appearance of herpes lesions and the experience of outbreaks in these areas varies tremendously among individuals. Herpes lesions on/near the genitals may look like cold sores. An outbreak may look like a paper cut, or chafing, or appear to be a yeast infection. Symptoms of a genital outbreak may include aches and pains in the area, discharge from the penis or vagina, and discomfort when urinating.\n\nInitial outbreaks are usually more severe than subsequent ones, and generally also involve flu-like symptoms and swollen glands for a week or so. Subsequent outbreaks tend to be periodic or episodic, typically occur four to five times a year, and can be triggered by stress, illness, fatigue, menstruation, and other changes. The virus sequesters in the nerve ganglia that serve the infected dermatome during non-eruptive periods, where it cannot be conventionally eliminated by the body's immune system.\n\nClick below for more information on herpes and pictures.
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Yes, your teeth look different to you than they do to other people.  For one thing, you're studying your teeth whereas others are just glancing at them.  For another thing, you're getting really close to your teeth - maybe eight inches away - while most people are going to be several feet from you at least.\n\nStop examining yourself and learn to take a compliment.
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they'll only show up if you snorted them
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They aren't really taste buds - they are called fungiform papillae (but they are lined with taste buds). They are easier to see if you are dehydrated. Go drink some water!
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no. you are actually getting pimples from your toothbrush. certain types of pimples are caused by viruses. your toothbrush keeps touching pimples on your skin, and then touches parts of your face that did not have pimples before, which spreads the virus and results in more pimples.
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u dont need them ..efficient brushing , flossing , and using a mouthrinse plus dont forget to include your tongue when brushing , do the trick , unless you hve gastrointestinal disease .
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they are probably just harmless cists that grow on the skin. they are like pimples but have more goo in them and come back in the same spots
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Not everyone has to have them removed, but they most likely will if the dentist sees that they are starting to come in crooked, or if you have a small mouth.\nMy brother had to have half of his removed due to a small mouth- 2 weeks later I started getting symptoms, and mine would have come in crooked so went to an oral surgeon and was put under and had them all removed.
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I have a huge one in my chin and a couple on my cheeks as well. I actually hate the one on my chin, because it is so hard to shave. ( You do mean dimples don't you? Or are demples something completely different?)
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My wife and I both get these. It is a blockage in the tiny tubes that excrete saliva. It will go away in a few days. My wife gets them under her tongue, I get them on the side of my jaw on the inside of my mouth.
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No, they are SO annoying!! They are perfect but have a small gap between the front two that ANNOYS ME TO DEATH!!! But the color is getting better, I switched my toothpaste, the old kind sucked! They're whiteish now!!! :D
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the ridges you speak of are called rugae (Roo-gay).  these developmental ridges in the palate are a normal part of human development.  some people have more pronounced ridges than others.  the roof of the mouth has many important structures that govern the surface texture--blood vessels, salivary glands, taste buds, nerves, orifi, etc.
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Yes, you can get genital warts in your mouth. You will have red bumps around your mouth. It really sounds like he does has warts..Sorry about that. I would go to your gyno immediately and ask her for a test.
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Yep, sure have.  That's your saliva gland at work.  Usually happes when you pop in some food in your mouth.
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Yeah, there are!  It's called Invisiline!  I have them!
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There's sometimes a natural small space in the back of your mouth. It normally goes away pretty soon. Retainers (unless they're specially made) won't do anything.
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No. Just your liver and brain cells. Nothing so notably important as your teeth, thank god.