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Mouth sore
Taking medicine but lot of pain, pls suggest what to do since 3 days pls suggest something .....,,,
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For the mouth ulcers , you can apply zytee l locally, paracetamol for the pain .Do warm water gargling
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If pain persists add tab aceclopara twice a day for 3 days and tab omez twice daily before food for 3 days
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Take b complex and folvite plus tablet for 5 days apply ointment bifolate orally on affected area
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add probiotic to diet like curd buttermilk etc
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Zerodol sp three times a day after food for five days.  Zytee lotion locally apply with ear bud before meals wait for 30min than eat Folic acid5 2 times for 10 days.  Becosule z one at night for 10 days
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Hello. I have reviewed your concerns regarding the painful mouth sore you’ve had for the last three days. ​Mouth sores can be very distressing due to the high sensitivity of the area. Since you mentioned being in a lot of pain despite medication, localized care may provide better relief. ​Immediate Comfort Measures ​Saltwater Rinses: Mix half a teaspoon of salt in a cup of warm water and rinse your mouth several times a day to help reduce inflammation. ​Avoid Irritants: Stay away from spicy, acidic (like lemon or tomato), and very salty foods, as these can sting the sore and delay healing. ​Topical Relief: Over-the-counter anesthetic gels containing benzocaine can provide temporary numbing. Consult a local pharmacist for a suitable option. ​Soft Diet: Stick to cool, soft foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, or smoothies to minimize mechanical irritation. ​When to Consult a Specialist ​Please book a consultation with a General Physician or Dentist if you experience: ​The sore lasts longer than two weeks. ​Unusually large sores or sores that are spreading. ​Difficulty swallowing or high fever. ​Intolerable pain that is not managed by simple over-the-counter remedies.
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Mouth sores can be quite painful. It may be due to ulcers, infection, or vitamin deficiency, and the treatment depends on the exact cause. If you’d like, please book a consultation I’ll take a quick history, check the details, and guide you with the right treatment so it settles faster 👍
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This may be due to gut issues, dehydration etc. take vit bcomplex tab and take happybion tablets(probiotic) . Hydration is a must
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B complex +follic acid .daily .for 5 days.betadine gargling is helpful and a solution of chlorhexidine mouth wash rinsing is also good in your case.
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Hi Plz describe symptoms clearly, more clinical history required kindly do consult to me on practo
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Zerodol p when in pain
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Mouth ulcers are generally due to nutritional deficiencies Contact directly for further info
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Do consult
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Use hifenac
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