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A rubbery, bubble like swelling, that sometimes looks blue, and forms inside the mouth where salivary glands are located, is known as mucocele.
Mucocele develops when salivary glands' duct is cut and saliva pools at the cut spot and causes a swelling.
The most common cause for this is trauma (chewing tobacco poses risk for bitting and damaging the lining membrane)
What's the size of bumps located at the abdominal wall?
Do they look like well defined bumps, that are prominent?
Do they feel rubbery and easily movable on touch?