Alagu Kuthuthal-Induced Granulomatous lesion of the Buccal Mucosa: A Rare Complication of Thaipoosam Rituals
摘要
Background
Ritualistic body piercing can lead to various complications, including infectious and non-infectious sequelae.
MethodsThis case study presents a unique complication of body piercing, where granulomatous lesions developed at sites of previous oral mucosa and skin puncture after the application of holy ash and metal piercing. The potential causes of this reaction, including the introduction of foreign particles into the tissue, are discussed.
ResultsGranulomatous lesions developed at sites of previous oral mucosa and skin puncture.
ConclusionTreatment modalities for sarcoid-like foreign body granulomas are reviewed, highlighting the challenges of surgical removal and the potential benefits of intralesional and systemic corticosteroids.