Mouth Signs Indicating Diabetes and Other Conditions
Russian dental surgeon Oksana Mikheeva emphasized that the mouth can serve as an initial indicator of systemic diseases such as diabetes, digestive disorders, vitamin deficiencies, and blood diseases, through signs visible inside the oral cavity. These symptoms include dry mucous membranes, red tongue, cracks at the corners of the mouth, gum bleeding, and non-healing ulcers, as well as white patches and changes in the mucous membrane. Such signs may be noticed during routine check-ups or while treating dental pain, and could indicate other conditions like sinusitis or ear, nose, and throat disorders. It is important to evaluate these signs medically to rule out serious diseases or pre-cancerous conditions, as early examination can aid in detecting illnesses at an early stage.
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