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Wounds on my mouth floor, throt pain
I got some kind of wound on my mouth floor and my throat is paining while swallowing. I observed this a week back but then i thought i might be of heat in body, but now i am worried.
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this type of wound happens ,when u had something very hot. nothing to worry about.
apply ointment Anabel gel 3 times a day 10 min before meal.
and take cap B-complex for 15 days one time in a day.
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if not cured concern your nearest doctor
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Dr. Aniruddha K B
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Primarily it would be more helpful to have the history of smoking etc. However, it could be common mouth ulcer in the floor of your mouth and throat region. As it has stayed for a week plus few days please see a dentist to get it clarified. Salt water rinsing can give you some relief.
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Do not neglect lesions in the mouth.
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