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How to cure mouth cut spot
I have a cut inside my mouth cheek side after the cure of cut there is a spot of cut in red with white outline from last 3 months and become swelling in my cheek. I have done many medicine to cure the spot like BETADINE GARGLE AND ORASEP GEL etc on the spot but no medicine work on the spot because of this I have an issue in my ears I also attach the picture please suggest me best medicine...
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It looks like a oral lesion than a cut.it may be associated with burning.
Kindly take prescription medication after examination. And history of lesion.
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The white lesion in your mouth is typical Lichenplanus / lichenoid reaction. It is a chronic condition. Regular follow up is necessary to monitor. If you are keeping any chemical agent in your mouth to relieve pain please stop it.
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Apply Kenokort ointment mixed with Benzocaine gel topically over the lesion.
T. A- Z once tablet daily for 3months
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Visit a Oral Medicine and Radiologist for furter follow up.
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A long standing white lesion should be taken for biopsy.
Is it painless?
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Hello. I would advice kenacort oral gel. Apply this gel every 2 hourly, and 5 minutes before you eat your meals. Don't rinse after applying the gel.
Do warm saline rinses. Add salt to warm water and rinse with it. Hold the water on the side of the cut for 10-15 minutes before spitting it out. It will burn a lot initially but will definitely cure the cut faster.
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