
| Good Morning Elkiepops, Good to hear that you seem to be "on the mend" I hope things continue in that direction for you,let us know from time to time how you are.My 56 day check was not quite so positive so I have to go back at 28 days (next wednesday)so Damocles is dangling his sword once more,you would think that after 3000 years or so he would be a bit fed up of his stunt with the sword. Keep Smiling  John |
| | | Posts: 490 | Location: Mirfield,West Yorks. | Registered: 13 October 2004 |  
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| Hello Barbarai These mucoceles tend to occur as a rection to trauma like lip chewing. Usually if the damaged minor salivary gland is removed sugically, the problem is resolved unless the surgery damages another! It is very important that your daughter leaves her lower lip well alone. Otherwise, the chance of success is compromised. The only good news I can give you is that I have never seen a pastient with a mucocele from the teens persisting into adulthood! Hope that helps. Best wishes Vinod 
Disclaimer: Please see your own dentist/doctor for a proper diagnosis as my words should not, in any circumstances, be taken as dental/medical advice.
"If you see what is small as it sees itself, and accept what is weak for what strength it has, and use what is dim for the light it gives, then all will go well. This is called Acting Naturally." Lao-Tsu, Tao Teh King
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| | | Posts: 3778 | Location: St Luke's Hospital, Bradford and Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield | Registered: 14 December 2002 |  
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