i always have mouth ulser not only on my gums but also around my tongue. can someone help?
969165
sounds like you have a fungal infection called thrush. you can use a product called gly-oxide. it's an anti-septic mouth rinse. it will sting, but you have to swish it around for at least 30-45 seconds. then you can spray chloraseptic in your mouth and swish that around...it will really help to numb the pain. you could possibly have a virus too...if that's the case, it just has to run it's course...usually 7-10 days for canker sores. if you're not getting any better after 5 days or so, or start to run a fever, go to the doctor...they might have to swab your mouth for a culture to find out what you have, and determine if you need antibiotics.
415097
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
898921
you probably have seasonal allergies, you may need to consult an er nose and throat doctor. for now gargle with real salty water 4 times a day to kill bacteria on your tonsils. take an anti histamine if you not allergic like loratidine (claritin/allegra) and see the ENT about getting some nasal steroid like nasonex or flonase, they work wonders for people in your condition.  If this doesn't help the ENT may say the tonsils have gotta go because food particles and junk get stuck behind there and cause bad breath and nasty infections with chronic sore throat.  I had mine remove, no problems.
871317
The cause could be a cavity in a tooth or bacteria on the tongue.  You should brush your tongue as well as invest in a tongue scaper and scrape your tongue.  If you still have bad breath see a dentist to examine your teech
670582
I get those all the time and what I do is make sure my mouth is very clean and then it will be gone in a day or 3
1071184
Try Blistex or some Bacitracin (antibiotic ointment).  Some people get sores or blisters and rash around the mouth from foods with lots of acid in them. AVOID LICKING YOUR LIPS!!!!!  Keep them clean and dry.  Too much oj or grapefruit juice irritates my mouth.
636303
tongue brushing helps. as does flossing and regular brushing. also eat healthy and drink plenty of water.
421529
its a (a kind of herpes) viral infection in your mouth usually .... mostly in your lips.... it goes away in a  few days with medication or puting a little of baking soda or toothpaste or salt over it ask a  doctor for any medication or a  drugstore.... dunno if you have that product over there but its quite good its called Topident \n\ngood luck
798681
It seems you are constantly licking your lips without realising it,thus causing chapping etc.\n\nOther than chapsticks maybe drop into chemist/drugstore to see if they can offer suggestions via balm or similar.\n\nWhy have you waited so long as could be something more sinister...(only joking) nah just get something from chemist..\n\nIt could be a allergic reaction to stud you have in tongue worth a thought hmmm
923880
Book an appointment at your local GUM clinic. put your mind at rest! if you have any of these they can be easily treated.
826212
Your mouthwash might be irritating the insides of your cheeks.  Usually mouthwashes have a high concentration of alcohol.  I have to dilute mine with water whenever I rinse. You should also check and see if your toothpaste is irritating you, too.\n\nTry stopping the mouthwash and see if you stop sloughing. If not, then, it's your toothpaste.\n\nNothing to be overly concerned with. Just switch toothpaste brands to see which one works the best.
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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.
469782
It could be a scab.  I get those once every few years.  Best thing to do is to see or talk to a dentist.
666274
Are you picking at it or messing with it? Try some peroxide and try not to open your mouth too wide (small bites when eating) then get some ointment for it, like Blistex. If that doesn't work, then see a doctor.
1103698
My wife and I both get these. It is a blockage in the tiny tubes that excrete saliva. It will go away in a few days. My wife gets them under her tongue, I get them on the side of my jaw on the inside of my mouth.
543546
If you have a herpes virus that causes these ulcers to come up when you irritate your tongue, lips, or cheeks, there is an oral medication called Acyclovir that will help it heal.  However, we all bite our tongues at times.  Your dentist can give you a medication called Ora-5 that will help the area feel better while it heals.  The only way to stop these areas from coming back is to be more careful when you eat.  Slow down, a lot of people bite themselves when they are in a hurry when they eat.  I hope this helps.
721723
I had this before, it is probaly a minor infection. Buy some listerine mouthwash and use it, it really works, and also deep some cotton in the mouthwash and put it on the red spot for a while.