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Mouth wound treatment and healing
How to treat wound in mouth which seems to swelling up and have a fresh wound in mouth ..... how to treat the cut in mouth please help
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Hai...do a checkup...if its infected you may need antibiotics....
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Please visit a dentist nearby to check the extent of cut and to look for chances of infection.
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Avoid hot and spicy food.Take bland and soft diet.
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Wound in mouth is mostly ulcer (medical term) that has many etiological factors(causes) that u need to get it corrected fisrt by seeing dentist as they will recur if not corrected.
Some of the causes I am listing as follows.
1. Long term Medications
2. Stress
3. Lack of sleep
4. Spicy foods etc.
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You can apply gel,doctor will prescribe
take lots of liquid especially cold milk
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Have sound sleep
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You can only apply something to soothe the area like hexigel or dologel which will relieve discomfort. If there is swelling you may need to get a check up to see if the wound is infected. It may then require antibiotics
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