The small bumps on your tongue are called papillae. Occasionally, one or two of these papillae can become painful and, as a result, more noticeable.Your taste buds are scattered among the papillae. RealAge answered. The small bumps on your tongue are called papillae. Occasionally, one or two of these papillae can become painful and, as a result, more noticeable. Your taste buds are scattered among the papillae.
Although there is no cure for MPS I, treatments can improve the quality of life -- especially when started early. They slow the disease and help stop damage before it starts. Most kids who have less severe MPS I can go to school with other children.
PRP therapy is a new form of regenerative medicine that has been shown to help patients with hair loss. The process utilizes the patientâs own blood platelet rich plasma combined with A-cells or the patientâs own stem cells to promote hair growth.