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Clear Bump Under Tongue: Likely Mucocele
A clear bump on the tongue's underside is often a mucocele—a fluid-filled sac from a blocked salivary gland duct. Saliva accumulates, causing swelling. Usually painless but unsightly. Treatment: drainage of the sac by a professional.
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