Median Rhomboid Glossitis Treatment. Usually the mucosal changes resolve with antifungal therapy but sometimes the lesion is resistant to complete resolution. Median rhomboid glossitis is a benign condition so no treatment is necessary.
In general no treatment is necessary for median rhomboid glossitis. A doctor may recommend a culture or lab biopsy to determine if medications are necessary. Usually the mucosal changes resolve with antifungal therapy but sometimes the lesion is resistant to complete resolution.
For those with symptoms pain or burning sensation an antifungal medication may be prescribed to kill the yeast and thereby reduce the symptoms.
Optimal therapeutic approach for this. For those with symptoms pain or burning sensation an antifungal medication may be prescribed to kill the yeast and thereby reduce the symptoms. Usually the mucosal changes resolve with antifungal therapy but sometimes the lesion is resistant to complete resolution. For cases of median rhomboid glossitis that do not respond to antifungal therapy the dentist may recommend a biopsy be performed.
