Hello sir,
It looks like you have mouth ulcers. It will heal within a week,
Take B-complex tablets for a week,
apply an antiseptic and analgesic gel, directly to the affected area to reduce pain and promote healing.
If symptoms persist, consider consulting a healthcare professional.
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I want you to suitably take a better picture of the area as it appears to be swollen with bloody congestion.
Also in the description I want you to mention about the episode and is it recurrent.
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Perform Rock salt gargle thrice daily
Health Tips
Preferably Himalayan rock salt immersed in lukewarm water and mouth wash three times per day.
Hello ! The mouth ulcer seems unusual it might be due to long term trauma from the tooth like while biting due to wrong occlusal forces the lips inside might get ruptured if it is the case u should consult your dentist and get to know your occlusion, the second cause could be .. if u have any habits of chewing pan or smoking it might cause you soo .. sometimes usually out of stress people gets mouth ulcers which are very common .. use riboflavin medication under the prescription of your physician.. if it is irritating apply chlorhex gel .. apply on the area .
Hope you recover soon !
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It is looking like mouth ulcers .
Use B- complex tablets for a week and apply
Dologel.CT which is antiseptic and analgesic gel on that area .
It will cure Don't worry
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