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Nope I haven't been snogging anyone-or anything else!
I have like an ulcer or something and its really sore. ita about 1cm and it feels hard to the touch. Its been there about a week and seems to be spreading. I have been eating salted pretzels alot if that could cause it-and I do also get nasty tonsils regularly. Tho I think this is unrelated-or due to poor general health?
What is good for this? home remedies or something I can get at boots tomorrow? Otherwise I won't be eating me choccy eggs come easter!
I have like an ulcer or something and its really sore. ita about 1cm and it feels hard to the touch. Its been there about a week and seems to be spreading. I have been eating salted pretzels alot if that could cause it-and I do also get nasty tonsils regularly. Tho I think this is unrelated-or due to poor general health?
What is good for this? home remedies or something I can get at boots tomorrow? Otherwise I won't be eating me choccy eggs come easter!
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He was talking too much and it ended up swelling and getting all puffy and wierd. Apparently he had an infection in the tongue.
I'd gargle some mouthwash with peroxide in it, that'll kill off any germs and if it doesnt clear up get yourself down to your GP.
Go to the doctors, usually when people get mouth ulcers it's due to being run-down health-wise.
I had a wad of them when I was stressed about things on the tip of my tongue, but I just chilled out, got some rest and made sure my mouth was as clean as could be to reduce anymore ulcers and so on, yanno?
Get a Listerine mouthwash and have a nosy on the NHS Direct Website.
i just used to let them take their natural course, but it was painful if you jabbed a salty crisp or something into it.
the gel thing isn't bonjela is it, i know that is advertised for use against ulcers (it's about 30% alcohol as well)
The TCP was what I was going to say .. However I'm pretty sure Listerine is quite acidic .. I know it was on WatchDog years ago with other mouth washes for rotting teeth with over usage.
I use one by Tesco which is PH balanced, Anti-Bacterial etc for general use and save the Listerine for occassions when I think I'd something stronger like when going out to dinner.