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Mouth sores
Had wisdom teeth extraction 3 weeks ago... Everything settled down but now I have white sores under tongue and red bumpy sores on the side of tongue near to the extraction area and I am not able to chew and swallow..it is quite painful.. what can I use to relieve pain
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Since it happened 3 weeks after extraction,it seems unrelated to it.so get it checked again with a dentist.
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apply heal plus over ulcers in the meantime
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Take tab.zincovit and apply clinora gel/ dologel CT 2-3times a day
Looks like u had a iatrogenic trauma.
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Apply dologel half hr before and after food...massage fr 5 min den rinse...it will heal on its own
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