posted on Dec, 4 2013 @ 10:54 PM
So, for years and years know, when eating certain foods I get these odd little bumps on my soft pallete in the top/back of my mouth. When I get these
bumps I also get a large production of that super thick, stringy clear mucous in the back of my throat. This has been going on for years, and I've
had oral STD tests done within the time period this happened, so it's not an STD. It's not really painful, maybe a bit irritated, but nothing too
bad.
The odd part, if I take a paper towel or something, and rub it on those bumps a few times they go away. As if I'm squishing the bumps back into my
soft pallet.... and again I notice the thick mucous production there.
The mucous production isn't abnormal as your mouth secrets different types of liquids other than the thin water-like saliva that gets secreted from
underneath your tongue. But it's odd that the mucous production seems ramped up when these bumps appear. And it's odd I can simply get rid of these
bumps by rubbing them with a towel or something.
I'm thinking maybe some very mild food allergy? I made this post right now as it just happened to me after eating mashed potatoes, stuffing, and red
cabbage with vinegar. The vinegar might be the culprit here, as I seem to remember it gets brought on by tart/sour type things.
Any ideas? No doctor talk please, I'm completely unworried, just a little curious, not worth hundreds of dollars for something that evidently isn't
getting worse or hurting me in any way.