mouth ulcers

[Ummu Sufyaan]

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how do you get rid of a painful mouth ulcer?

[Banu_Hashim]

Use something called "Bonjela". You can get it in most stores. It's an oral gel that you apply regularly; it helps with the pain and should get rid of the ulcer within a couple of days at the most.

[Soulja Girl]

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^Bonjela be yummy too! :D :-[ Try it, it miight help inshallah! :)

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[convert]

Drink orange juice.

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[nebula]

burn it if off if that don't work then try the bonjela! the adverts for that seem convincing.

[Banu_Hashim]

:eek: ^ She didn't say get rid of it with extreme pain!

[Woodrow]

Honey works very well. Just use your finger and smear honey on it. Try to keep from swallowing the honey as long as possible. It will sting for a few minutes, but the pain stops very soon and ulcer will be gone within a day.

Also a daily supplement of B and C vitamins will prevent them. also take folic acid when you take any of the B vitamins.

[جوري]

:hmm: I think you ought to have the 'mouth ulcers' checked before you proceed with treatment!

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[Woodrow]

:hmm: I think you ought to have the 'mouth ulcers' checked before you proceed with treatment!

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Good point. Although most mouth ulcers are benign, there is a possibility that on a rare occasion it could be the result of a serious condition that requires immediate professional care.

[جوري]

Good point. Although most mouth ulcers are benign, there is a possibility that on a rare occasion it could be the result of a serious condition that requires immediate professional care.

:sl: sob7an Allah I don't know why I am so doomy and gloomy, I always think of the worst possible cause for a mouth ulcer lol.. in fact you are absolutely correct with your advise.. in medicine indeed common things are common and rare things are rare, except on the licensing exam :offended:

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