for what reason mouth ulcer are caused?
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by eating more spicy items
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Do you lick your lips while outside? Do you breath with your mouth open when you are in an area that is cold? Both of these could be causing your problem.\n\nCauses\nAngular cheilitis is most often caused by an infection—usually fungal, but it also can be viral or bacterial in origin. Other possible causes include a vitamin B deficiency, the over-closure of the mouth by someone without teeth, licking of the lips, thumb-sucking, and lip biting.\n\nLess severe cases occur when it is quite cold (such as in the winter time), and mostly happen to young children/teenagers. The child licks their lips in an attempt to provide a temporary moment of relief, worsening the condition.
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Bleeding ulcers or acid reflux.
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Because alcohol is a very damaging substance to human body tissue in general. When you have a stomach ulcer, the lining of your stomach is aready dammaged and the alcohol will likley cause further distuction at the site of the ulcer.  This can lead to grave concequences including perferation, bleeding and even death.
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By mouth ulcers do you mean the ulcers inside the mouth or fever blisters on the lips?  Both are caused by the herpes simplex type 1 virus which is the most common herpes simplex virus and it's usually acquired in childhood.  The best cure for ulcers in the mouth would be to rinse several times a day with warm salt water... it has a natural healing affect on the gums and surrounding tissues.  Use 1 teaspoon of salt to 8 ounces of warm water.  If it is a fever blister you have on your lip I would advise you to try Abreva which can be purchased over-the-counter and use as directed.
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Sometimes halitosys is causes by bad teeth, or by not brushing you gums or taungue.Just hand them some breath mints they usually get the hint
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Chewing gum is not an alternative to eating. chewing gum triggers the body to produce digestive enzymes which with no food in the stomach can cause ulcers.Secondly alot of people confuse thirst with hunger pangs, so try drinking an eight oz. glass of water if it has only been 1-2 hours since your last full meal.
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zbella60 is correct. People used to think that ulcers were caused by stress. ("You're giving me an ulcer!") But the root cause is often a bacteria that can take advantage of stressful situations to do its damage. Left untreated, ulcers can eat through your stomach lining and cause bleeding. Now, there's another condition you also might consider... gastric reflux disease. That's when your stomach acid escapes into your esophagus -- the tube leading from your mouth to your stomach. Your stomach acid is very strong stuff, and if it escapes into your esophagus, it can cause intense burning like hunger pangs that won't go away. First try an over-the-counter medication for acid reflux, such as Zantac. (Ask the pharmacist to help you choose one.) Those are non-prescription medications that stop the formation of excess acid. You should get relief within a few hours. If that does not work, see a doctor. Acid could permanently damage your esophagus. What causes this? Bulimia, for one thing. Do you force yourself to throw up to lose weight? That's one cause. Are you taking medicine without sufficient water? They may not be making it all the way to your stomach. Or if you take medications while half-reclined, they may sit in your esophagus for a while. (This happened to me several years ago.) Are you lying down immediately after eating a full meal? The food may back up into your esophagus. So, yes, you could have an ulcer. But you could also have acid reflux. If non-prescription medications don't help, you definitely should see a doctor to rule out anything more serious. I don't mean to scare you, but stomach cancer can have the same symptoms. Most likely it's not that serious, but you want to be sure.
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If you mena peptic (stomach) ulcers, then the above answers are interesting.  For centuries, we thought that acid causes ulcers.  Something seemed wrong with that hypothesis, though, since the stomach is MEANT to have the acid, so why would it cause ulcers? Well in the early 1980's two pretty brave Australian doctors thought of a radical idea: the ulcers are caused by bacteria.  They spent their life proving it and they finally succeeded.  THey actually swallowd the bacteria and have gotten ulcers on purpose.  It all paid off, though, as they have become recipients of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Medicine.  So the second poster is right.  It is bacteria and it is called Helicobacter pylori.  Plenty of people have it and stress, smoking and alcohol make the likelihood of getting an ulcer worst.  If you have ulcers, ask your doctor to check you for H. pylori and treat you as necessary.  Cheers.\n\nCheck this out:\n\nhttp://nobelprize.org/medicine/laureates/2005/
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According to the ADA (American Dental Association) there are plenty of things that can cause them such as bacterial, viral or fungal infections. A loose orthodontic wire, a denture that doesn't fit, or a sharp edge from a broken tooth or filling may also be the culprit. Mouth sores may be symptoms of a disease or disorder. A dentist should examine any mouth sore that lasts a week or longer. Most common mouth sores are Canker sores.  unlike cold sores, canker sores appear inside the mouth. And, they are not contagious. Their exact cause is uncertain but some experts believe that immune system problems, bacteria or viruses may be involved. Fatigue, stress or allergies can increase the likelihood of a canker sore.  A cut caused by biting the cheek or tongue, or reactions from hot foods or beverages may contribute to canker sore development. Intestinal problems, such as ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, also seem to make some people more susceptible. \nTreating Canker Sores: They usually heal on their own after a week or two, but an outbreak may occur. Over-the-counter topical anesthetics and antimicrobial mouthrinses may provide temporary relief. Stay away from hot, spicy or acidic foods that can irritate the sore.  Antibiotics and some oral bandages can reduce secondary infection.
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I honestly have no idea, when I quit smoking I never had that problem. It probanly has to do with the concept of nicotine withdrawl, you running really low on it, and your body is tring to cope with it, which increases stress (when i quit, i got extremly mad over really stupid stuff), and stress is a common trigger of canker sores (HSV Type 1). Other than that, smoking is bad for the tissue on your mouth, it can cause mouth cancer, just like chewing can, and your body might just be fighting off some irratants in your mouth, which again causes stress.
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It was from an ulcer.
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could be stomach ulcer matey or stomach problems and have you had a furry tongue
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Have you talked to your doctors? If you have liver problem you may want to cut down your cigarettes and alchohol. No fried food. If you cannot eat fresh fruits, how about cooked or steamed vegetables? One of the causes of mouth ulcers could be vitamin B2 deficiency. But there are other causes, too. Check with your doctor.  Coconut oil is not good. Olive oil is better. Egg white is OK. Egg yolk is for babies and children. Cream milk is not good.
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Many stomach ulcers are considered to be caused by a bacteria, H. pylori, and are often treated using both oral and injected antibiotics to irradicate the bacteria which reside on the surface and within the stomach lining.  Competent medical doctors (specialists?) can determine the cause of an ulcer and its proper treatment.  It is not wise to wait too long because the disease can progress.  Good luck.
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It's the acid in those items that causes ulcers or blisters. Acid changes the normal PH balance of the mouth. Rinsing the mouth after consuming a high acid item reduces and / or completely emliminates that risk.
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Your problem may be with your stomach.  Do you get heartburn or sour stomach?  Do you have diabetes?  You may have acid reflux disease, or you might be burning fat and be acidotic.  If brushing and flossing don't work, talk to your doctor.  I don't recommend using mouthwash, as that can damage the inside of your mouth and cause further mouth odor.