Sore canker

2025-09-18 17:36:50
Tell me what is this on image it ulcers or sore and I can't eat food properly and can't speak properly because tongue touching those black circle part it painful what I take medicine
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It is a type of ulcers. Apply onit. Kencoart (0.1%) thrice a day for a week before food. Lukewarm water raises two times in a day.
Next Steps
Avoid eating hot and spicy food. Drinks sufficient water
Health Tips
If you don’t get relief with a week review to the dentist

Answered2025-09-24 12:09:38

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Hello Advised lukewarm water rinse with some salt and apply honey

Answered2025-09-21 10:24:07

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You can also apply honey on the affected area for relief.

Answered2025-09-21 10:18:31

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Normally ulcers go away in 7 days . If they persists beyond you should visit nearest clinic. You should also screen for vitamin defiency for B12 and start medicines after the tests
Next Steps
Blood test for vitamin B12

Answered2025-09-21 08:37:22

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Hello sir , seems like multiple aphthous ulcers. You can rinse your mouth with a mouthwash 2-3 times per day and for local application you can use dologel ct which will soothe irritation.
Next Steps
If the condition persists after 3-4 days you can visit the nearest dental professional for a clinical examination.

Answered2025-09-20 13:34:35

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