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Frequent blisters in mouth
I get frequent blisters in my mouth... sometimes if i bit myself then that turns into a blister... and that becomes multiple blesters in some cases ... and sometimes i get blisters without any injury.. please help me with this.. what doctors j can consult in bangalore
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Blisters with out reason indicates autoimmune disorder, do u also have any other symptoms too like rashes itching in any other parts of body.
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You need clinical check up and thorough systemic evaluation.
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Can apply tess or other triamcinolone topical applications twice a day for 1week
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If you are suffering from frequent blisters in your mouth,then its peak time to need to visit your dental surgeon soon.treatment plan can only be decided after thorough examination of oral cavity.
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Blisters in the mouth can be caused due to multiple reasons, which can be deficiencies, infections and autoimmunity. You need to visit a specialist for a thorough clinical examination, investigations and management of the same.
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Please visit an Oral Medicine or Oral Pathologist for diagnosis and management.
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For instant relief you can apply Dologel CT gel on the blister.
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