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Inner upper lip ulcer

2017-09-14 20:50:25
Blister on inner upper lip that's gone and came back twice it came back 7 days ago it was painful the first 3 days but now it's not painful and is definitely looking better but still looks a little red still could this be lip cancer ?
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It may be a recurrent aphthous ulcer.....generally it occurs due vit B12 difficiency and poor oral hygiene.....but if it persists after medication then go to oral and maxillofacial surgeon......
Next Steps
use dentogel for 7 days twice daily.....with B complex tablet.....proper oral hygiene should be maintained.....
Health Tips
don't eat spicy food or fast food.....change your tooth brush and use mouthwash.....

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