Roof Of Mouth Yellow And Purple

In a person with aids purplish patches caused by kaposi sarcoma may appear on the palate.

Roof of mouth yellow and purple.

Also have a clear mouth sore that comes and goes every week or so what could be the cause. Also the skin on the roof of my mouth extending from where the wisdom tooth on the left and right side were is purple. You may find erythroplakia anywhere in your mouth but it occurs most often in the floor of the mouth underneath the tongue or on your gums behind your back teeth. High blood sugar levels associated with diabetes dry mouth and prolonged use of asthma inhalers and certain antibiotics can also promote ideal conditions for oral thrush and a yellow discoloration in the roof of the mouth.

Roof of mouth changed color to lighting purple and white blotches. Why is the roof of my mouth yellow md. Roof of mouth is yellow orange and a little purple blue. Addison disease and certain cancers such as malignant melanoma can cause dark color changes.

The roof of my motuh has been sore the last couple of days and upon investigating an having a look i noticed that the roof of my mouth is purple which i am unsure. Tobacco users and smokers are especially prone to this condition. The purple skin looks identical on both sides. This is likely because breathing through the mouth will introduce dry and cool air.

It arises as a result of introduction of a metal or a drug within the body through the mucous membrane intestinal tract or skin. However an excessively dry mouth due to mouth breathing can lead to a rough and yellow tongue cracked lips and mouth sores. Small red spots on the palate roof of the mouth can be a sign of a blood disorder or infectious mononucleosis. The light purple skin extends from each side of where the teeth used to be to the center of the palate.

Is the roof of the mouth in this area normal to be a light purple color. Oral thrush is an overgrowth of yeast in the mouth. Exogenous pigmentation is a condition where pigments are sourced from external sources that either make contact with the inner mouth lining or ingested and deposited in the oral mucosa.