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Clear bumps on inner lower lip

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Ive had these 3 clearish -white bumps on inside of lower lip, really small, cant see them unless I pull down my lip, but i can feel them if i touch them with my finger or my tongue.  I haven't tried to pop them so don't know if they are filled with anyrthing, i noticed them in november, they are not really a problem to me as no one can see them, there is no pain, but its just a personal annoyance that when i remember them.  i thought it might be something like my bad habit of biting my lower lip, but ive talked to some ppl and they say they get similar stuff but it goes away, so i was thinking it might be mucocule?  should i be concerned? any response would be greatly appreciated!  can i do anything to make them go away myself?  
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I have the similar problem,only thing is i have a habit of biting mine and then at some point in time when they come back i press my bottom lip to my teeth and ende up bitting more than the bump and it leaves a scar on my inner bottom lip they have been appearing for almost a yr gone one week&&back the next they dont hurt and i barely know there there Its really annoying though should i make a doc visit?
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I have the similar problem,only thing is i have a habit of biting mine and then at some point in time when they come back i press my bottom lip to my teeth and ende up bitting more than the bump and it leaves a scar on my inner bottom lip they have been appearing for almost a yr gone one week&&back the next they dont hurt and i barely know there there Its really annoying though should i make a doc visit?
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Hi,

With the way you described the bumps, it is likely that these are mucoceles. Mucoceles may appear to be tiny clear vesicles .Some of them may be more visible and are larger. Refrain from biting the lip as this may only aggravate the condition.Mucoceles may persist but they are relatively benign. Avoid popping or manipulating them to avoid any complications.

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