Mouth Ulcers -Getting Frequently

2018-09-07 10:08:45
I am getting mouth ulcers very frequently these days. The previous ulcers heal and I get next set of ulcers within a week. Please suggest remedy/medicine/tests to be done
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Hi mam...   Ulcer is break in the continuity of oral epithelium Causes of oral ulcer: **stress and anxiety **vitamin B12 deficiency **Iron deficiency anemia **Irritation from sharp objects **Gastric disturbance(GERD) **viral infections **Genetic factor....
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kindly consult with dentist to rulebout cause and mangement Clinical examination is necessary to prescribe the medication...
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Drink plenty of water Avoid hot and spicy foods

Answered2018-09-08 05:33:15

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Recurrent ulcers could be a sign of constant stress. Also, nutritional deficiency. Take Vitamin B complex, with folic acid and zinc and citrus fruits. One of the manifestation of stress is ulcers

Answered2018-09-07 13:55:46

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Just apply dologel first and after that consume more green leafy vegetable along with green vegetables. And take more of water

Answered2018-09-07 11:48:36

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Consult a good physician or a gastroenterologist as recurring ulcers could be related to a systemic issue. For symptomatic relief apply hexigel or dologel on the affected area. Avoid hot and spicy food and add vitamin bcomplex tablet to your diet. Reduce stress as that can cause ulcers also

Answered2018-09-07 10:13:07

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