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Mouth ulcer
My friend struggling for last one week of mouth ulcer, at very first she tried with pain killer but pain got reduced for a while and day after again it got increased, then she approached local pharmacist that tablet also no use and yesterday i took her to some clinic after prescription she taking that tablet due to mouth ulcer when she had a tablet she feel vomiting sensation. Please assist how to get cure of this mouth ulcer due to this she not able to eat properly already she is weak due to this she getting into more weak
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Apply kenacort gel 3 to 5 times a day for instant relief in the mean time look for the reason that why ulcers erupted....if she was having stomach upset , vitamin deficiency or any stress.You can visit a dentist also to rule out the reason if ulcers reccur.
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Gargle with warm salt water,before food apply some curd or yogurt on the ulcer. After food apply any antiulcer gel. Take vitamin B capsules daily one for 10days. If it persist visit a dental surgeon.
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you can apply kenacort gel, but if you are allergic to it or to other corticosteroids. Apply Dologel,best for mouth ulcer. If ulcer persist visit Dentist.
Try to avoid stressful conditions. you can take vitamin B-complex. Take proper rest
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