Tongue bumps can be caused by a number of things including lie bumps, canker sores, cold sores, and more — here's how to treat them.

Your tongue is naturally lumpy, but noticeable bumps on the back of the tongue signal an irritation, infection, or serious medical condition like HPV, syphilis, and cancer.

Common causes of tongue bumps include injuries, allergies, and infections. Read about 10 causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

SMALL bumps on your tongue could be a new symptom of coronavirus, doctors have warned. Experts claim that skin rashes in the mouth should be recognised as an important sign of Covid-19.

Transient lingual papillitis is a temporary inflammation of the taste buds, causing small, painful bumps on the tongue, often linked to irritation, stress, or certain foods.

Transient lingual papillitis causes bumps, called lie bumps, to form on the tongue. They are larger than taste buds and have a raised rounded appearance. A person may identify them as blisters.

One thing to look out for in particular are bumps on the tongue—they could mean nothing, or that you have an underlying health issue. What are bumps on the tongue?

Bumps on Tongue Bumps on your tongue can be due to many reasons, such as smoking or tobacco usage, ulcers, accidental tongue bite, and burns on the tongue.

If you have a single bump it could be something called a 'lie bump', which can be a sign of irritation. Soreness on your tongue ...