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Reoccurring mouth ulcers
Having reoccurring mouth ulcers since 4 years. With a gap of 2-3 month I am suffering from mouth ulcer it heals in 7-8 days automatically and after 1-2 month it happens in other place. In my childhood it was common.
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Recurrent mouth ulcer can be because of two reasons:
1. Poor gut immunity
2. Vitamin B12 deficiency
You must start eating a healthy diet. Avoid outside food. Avoid oily food, spicy food, alcohol and smoking. Add probiotic like curd in your daily meals.
Get a blood test done to check vitamin levels.
Tab Pan 40 every morning for 3 weeks
If there is B12 deficiency, depending on your levels, you will either need injections or oral treatment.
Please consult after your reports.
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You should describe the location of ulcers in the mouth. These are on margin of the tongue, side walls of mouth (buccal mucosa), inside lower or upper lip, roundish or linear snakish etc. These are multiple at a time or just single ulcer. Then only something can be said about causation and things to be done to get rid of them.
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Hi., I can understand your concern.
It can be due to vit b12 deficiency and can be due to intake of processed and oily foods.
Next Steps
take
tab becozyme c forte once morning after food for one month.
tab razo d once a day before food for 15 days.
zytee gel for local application.
Health Tips
avoid oily spicy processed and outside food items.
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