



iv got the same did u fined out what it is
Nope, did you get any answers?
no buts its theres tiny spots on roof of my mouth and my gums at the back had it 4 month have you any idea to what you think it is j have done nothing but google it
I had assumed it was related to the overall symptoms I’d been having, which I thought might’ve been an STD, but I’ve tested negative on everything, so I have no clue. Doctors don’t seem to think it’s a cause for concern, but I still want to clear it up, you know?
to be honest i thought the same i have had a test for syphilis gonorrhea chyamidia and hiv all negative done them twice but they was home test kits iam paranoid i have got some thing what did you get tested for thank you for replying
then i looked on here and thought hpv
The standard std tests. I came back positive for hsv1/oral herpes via bloodwork, but these aren’t exactly the symptoms for that.
it makes no sense does it iam paranoid that what i have tested for are wrong result its driving me round the bend i just want to know what it is but there is no answers for it. it was hsv1 surely it would of cleared buy now
These started showing up for me after I got a shot of the Gardasil-9 (hpv) vaccine. I am having widespread issues since that immunization series. For almost six months now my mouth looks very similar to yours and my tonsils (palatal and lingual) are enlarged. It is as if my immune system is reacting really severely to latent hpv in my mouth and elsewhere (The nature of my menstrual cycle has been affected too.).
ENTs have said everything looks “normal”. This is certainly not normal for me though, and I have told them as much. I have been told by ENTs as well that this is just allergies (I’ve never had allergies, but if I suddenly developed allergies, no one is interested in exploring how or why.). I’ve also been told maybe it’s silent reflux. I’ve experienced reflux before and my throat has never been like this. I’m not sure if this helps, but let me know if either of you ever found answers or helpful treatments.