Swollen gum, sores on tongue/mouth,fever

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I've had a sore throats for 3 days, with swollen gums, and sores in my mouth and on my tongue as well as a fever

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Dr. Suraj Dhillon Dentist 11 yrs exp Ludhiana Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Suraj Dhillon

Dentist 11 yrs exp Ludhiana

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Gums can be swollen up due to fever. You have to visit to a good physician so he/she can revel what is a problem . For swill gums try to rinse with mild warm water with half tee spoon of salt

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