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Q: Severe Mouth Ulcers?

asked by: niceman on May 4th, 2009

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I have been suffering from Mouth Ulcers for a very long time now.They are very Severe and Pain a lot, due to the pain i get weak. They last for few days and i cant eat , drink, talk properly! They occur in mouth, tongue aaaaaaand on the soft areas of mouth! They tear apart after sometime and pain to extreme! I have applied all gels and Pain killers but , less use. So how can i treat mouth ulcers, as they become red and i feel horrible pain and i cant even drink proplerly, so i take less food and eventually become weak! Wat should i do? Crying or Very sad

Replies(2)

zigemyster

replied on May 4th, 2009

Moderator

You need to be seen by your dentist right away...

pinktoes

replied on June 2nd, 2009

New User

i have had a very annoying ulcer that was in my mouth for longer than it should be ( about a week and a half) and ive also tried gels and such but then i found out about trying brown sugar

before you sleep in about an hour, take a pinch of brown sugar on your finger and press it into the ulcer for about 20 seconds or something(it will be slightly painful). no need to rinse itll melt in your mouth.
right before you sleep after you wash your teeth do it again. In the morning if it still hurts a bit do it again.
by the afternoon you wont feel anything! it would still be there but it wont be painful. it worked for me.

what happens is that the brown sugar sort of absorbs all the acid in the ulcer, cleaning it.
so thats one solution.

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