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Rash inside mouth
I often get some roughness & rash on my inner lips, sometimes inside cheeks! On irritating it further it becomes red ! It goes off in few days but comee back! Iam in a vicious circle.. it doesn't seem to end ! I got it personally checked several times.. dentist's don't find this concerning.. but it gives me anxiety!
No burning as such, but slight irritation is there.. iam constantly doing actions to smoothen it & it further gets bad
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Plz don’t bother at all
Try to focus on other things rather than your rash inside your cheek
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Maintain good oral hygiene,May be you need scaling and polishing.
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No need to worry.
Drink more water regularly.
Use multivitamins daily once .
Avoid hot and spicy foods.
Use rebagen tablet daily once for 5days.
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
I suggest you start taking multivitamin tablets for the next 6 months. Please share picture of the inner lip and cheek when the rash comes again. There is no need to get worried. Anxiety can also be the cause.
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hii please share the pic
Have vitamin tab onc tab for 6 days
Drink lots of water
Avoid hot spicy food
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