Mouth ulcers v often,painful.

2023-02-02 19:37:05
My son is 16 yrswith no health issues,except acne n pimples problem past 1 yr.recently consulted dermatologist n on medication for month. This ulcer in his mouth is became a problem past 2 yrs, specially after coming to Blr from UP state.red,painful sores comes in every month n goes with only home remedies n smyle gel.He eats spicy n nn veg food both.v rare junk foods in college no bad habits otherwise.stay in home mostly.no other tooth or gums or throat pain problems.no bleeding gums or excess sweat issues problem.Bding a busy mom i hardly noticed,thinking that bcoz of heat n all.never consulted any1 for this.pls advice me what to do.it would be appreciated highly.thanx
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Take a consultation with pulmonologist for better evaluation and treatment

Answered2023-02-03 13:12:35

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Those ulcers may be related to the medication he is taking. But in that case also they won't be recurring. Some vitamin deficiency also can cause these kind of ulcers
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get a follow up with your dermatologist and get evaluated.

Answered2023-02-03 02:38:55

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check for any persistent fungal infection in oral cavity..if not, then continue with conservative managements

Answered2023-02-03 13:17:30

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It is better to consult Dermatologist. Pl have Balanced Diet, yoga, meditation and pranayama and adequate sleep.No Stress Pl.

Answered2023-02-03 05:03:51

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