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Ulcers on tongue and mouth
I have got little bumps on edge of one side of the tongue, also on lower lip and inner cheek of one side. There has been intense pain. A lot of problem eating and speaking. There is a loss of taste too.
Recently, I have got stomach problem too. Probably, constipation. Also, I got capping done on my tooth but that's like 2 years back. I have got a wisdom tooth coming up too. What could be the problem? What could be done about it?
I have been using smyle gel for past 2 days and it doesn't seem to help.
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First of all..try to recall how did it start. Did you take any medication or did it start by itself? Possibility of allergy is also there.
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Please visit a dental clinic soon.
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Please refrain urself from smoking or tobacco chewing if you have a habit.
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It could be a wisdom tooth problem or some stress that is causing the ulcers,,please see a dentist in person.
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