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Tongue ulcer
My mother(55) has a wisdom tooth that stabbed her tongue and caused an ulcer. She is having really bad pain and can't swallow food. We are putting zytee gel on the ulcer. We are very scared. What should we do now?
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U need medication like antibiotics and antioxidant gel
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May be you have to go for extraction of wisdom tooth.
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Further evaluation is required.
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Hi mam. Kindly apply the gel. Get your mother to a dentist and get her wisdom tooth evaluated. Whether it is because of it's sharp edges which needs to be trimmed or removed. Don't be scared. This is very normal
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You can have semi solid food. Avoid spicy food. Apply glycerin and meet a Dentist as early as possible.
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keep good oral hygiene
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Hello It is traumatic ulcer.needs antibiotic.for medication comsult throgh this
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Hello Please Reach out to a dentist as soon as possible to smoothen out the sharp edge atleast, so the trauma stops. Meanwhile you can apply over the counter gels like mucopain for temporary relief. The ulcer on tongue is to be monitored and taken care of. Do reach out for further issues Regards
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Any ulcer which doesnt heal in a week or 2 is not to ne taken casually
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It could be due to irritation from the tooth rubbing against her tongue, abraded wisdom tooth, or other dental issues. It's best to consult a dentist for a proper diagnosis and treatment options.
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That indeed of a bad wound. Give her oral pain killers. zytee won’t help completely. You can apply zytee before meals. Plz maintain oral hygiene. If this is happening over and over again plz either get the wisdom tooth extracted off have it evaluated for sharp cusps.
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Avoid spicy food. Shift to semi solid food for a week as swallowing will be a problem with her and the pain will radiate to her throat area as well
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Avoid spicy hot food Mentain oral hygiene Apply gel 
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Avoid too hot or spicy food items. Soft diet. Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment/medication (as/if required ).
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