The patient has the symptom of a bulging flesh on the inner wall of the mouth, which may be caused by a variety of reasons, such as oral benign granulomatous hyperplasia, thrush, oral acral warts, oral tumors, etc. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital to clarify the cause and carry out targeted treatment. 1, oral benign granulomatous hyperplasia: usually by repeated chewing, or the presence of wisdom teeth, dental calculus, which can cause some wear and tear on the oral mucosa, resulting in hyperplasia of the mucosa. Can be manifested as the symptoms of the patient’s oral cavity lining long fleshy projections. It can be treated by removing the trigger, and if it is accompanied by pain and other symptoms, it can also be treated with amoxicillin, cefaclor and other drugs; 2. thrush: usually caused by Candida infection, in addition to manifesting as a long fleshy bump on the inner wall of the mouth, there can also be white patches on the palate, tongue surface and other parts. The actual fact is that you can take antifungal drugs for treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor, such as mycoplasma, fluconazole, etc.; 3, oral warts: if the patient suffers from oral warts, can be manifested as the symptoms of the oral wall of the long meat bump. The actual fact is that you can use a lot more than just a few of the most important things that you can do. If the effect is poor or there is a wide distribution of oral acromegaly, then you need timely surgery; 4, oral tumors: patients with the symptoms of the inner wall of the mouth, but also may be suffering from lipomas, hemangiomas, oral cancer, adenoid cystic carcinoma and other tumors, you need to seek medical attention, relevant examination to clarify the nature of the tumor. If it is early, surgery can be performed and chemotherapy and radiation therapy can be considered according to the situation. In addition, mucous gland cysts, oral herpes, inflammation of the parotid duct opening and other factors may cause a fleshy bump on the inner wall of the mouth, which requires medical attention for differential diagnosis so that measures can be taken for treatment.