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Gingivitis
I have symptoms of gingivitis. Mouth ulcer - one which started the rest and is still white and deep and painful. Rest are not there. Tonsil pain was there. now not anymore. I consulted a doctor. I was prescribed zedocef 200 twice daily and KenaCort gel. Taking for 2 days now, slight recovery that tonsil pain is gone almost. But the sore is still painful. How long will it take to cure with zedocef 200?
Gingivitis is bleeding and swollen gums … for that visit ur dentist get cleaning done … you can take vitamin C supplements.. but need to know the exact cause… You can use antiseptic analgesic gel after consulting your dentist because exact cause , site size any history of fever everything needs to be known and frequency or any systemic disease which can cause this …
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visit your dentist, maintain good oral hygiene keep your self hydrated
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Keep applying kenacort gel and add becosules caps, 1 tab after food*20 days. Zedocef 200 antibiotic is for tonsillitis. You need multivitamins to heal ulcers.
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upload ulcer pictures or your prescription picture for more idea about the ulcer.
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Hie .dear if tonsil pain is gone and ulcer is still there ..then take cold things like cold milk, do ice cube suppression at that area...and take vitamin b complex capsules...
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