CASE HISTORY/EXAMINATION:
A 75-year-old man reported to the department of oral medicine and radiology with the chief complaint of growth in the mid-palatal region (Figure 1 ) since 4 months. Patient had the significant history of bronchial asthma since 10 years and was on inhalational steroidal therapy. There was no other relevant medical history reported by the patient. Also, patient had no history of ever wearing a removable prosthesis. Clinical examination revealed a dentulous maxilla with a midpalatal lesion characterized by multiple papillary projections covering approximately about 1cm × 1 cm area of palate. The overlying mucosa appeared erythematous. There were neither the history of bleeding or pus discharge nor was it present on palpation. The provisional diagnosis of IPH was arrived on the basis the clinical appearance and examination. Patient was prescribed for topical application of antifungal gel , (clotrimazole 1 % w/v ) QID for 2 weeks, followed by which patient have reported (telephonic communication) of decrease in size of the lesion. Patient have not visited our department amid Covid 19 situation.