Mouth Sores Health Feed

Eat lot of fruits & green leafy vegetables & drink plenty of water. Kindly consult a dentist in person for further suggestion. We need more investigations with clinical examination to decide upon treatment.

There are many different treatment options available for the treatment. It would depend on the individual case. Please consult me online on lybrate so I could help you further, and give the appropriate treatment so you get well soon. Waiting for your response.

Sleep --regular habits to be made and for sore tongue take plenty of fresh vegitables and curd-if not relieved consult a doctor. If sleep problems continue -kindly consult a doctor.

Dear Mr. lybrate-user
thee are signs of decrease in immunity. Make sure you eat a healthy diet, rich in protein and vitamins. That will help for a permanent cure. The medicines given tou you are standard medicines.
Take care.

Mucagel usually doesn't cause much problems if taken orally chances of std during oral sex is there depending upon the type of infection detailed consultation is advisable.

plenty of liquids 2.5-3lts
add butter milk, curd, salad,in diet.
light diet at least one time like khichdi daliya kadhi rice dal.
loos syp 10 ml at nigh to soft n regular bowel habits. folic acid 5 mg two times a day after food for ten days. becosule z one at night for ten days.
locally apply zytee gel two times before MEALS
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candid mouth paint after food till reilved.

add folic acid 5 mg two times with b complex 10 h15 days.
zytee gel before MEALS two times locally.
candid mouth paint after food

Dear lybrate-user
some people develop mouth ulcers when they have a high protein diet. If tthe uldcers are too troublesome, some viamins can help.

If you have fever, you may take some probiotics and multivitamins. Thye will help with the ulders.

Mouth ulcers are aggravating at best and may be extremely painful. Also called canker sores or aphthous ulcers, mouth ulcers can be triggered by various factors, including stress, illness, or simply biting your cheek.
Rinse your mouth with a saltwater solution. Mix a teaspoon or two of salt with a warm glass of water and let it dissolve. Swish the solution in your mouth from side to side, then spit it into the sink. Don’t swallow the salt solution.
Repeat this a few times a day, generall...more