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KhilaNath
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Posted on 02-20-10 7:23
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I have been suffering from a blister since long inside the lower lip. It comes and goes away frequently. It starts increasing and becomes like full of blood and then stays 1 day and goes down . Again few days later comes and goes away. I has been doing for about 2 months. I visited Dr. but they could not figure out what is going on. Does any one has this problem and had this problem in the past. Does anyone knows about this? please help me providing suggestion. thanks
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shirish
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Posted on 02-22-10 8:35
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Blue_moon
What they have advised is for "apthous ulcers" or "canker sores". Its an auto immune condition where the basal cells are attacked and the top layers of the mucosa gets necrosed. Typically, you will have yellowish lesion with red halo around it.
Its believed that apthous ulcers may be precipitated by acidic food like pineapple, tomatoes and oranges. Stress is also considered a precipitating factor.
There is no cure - just the symptomatic treatments are available.
If you treat the lesions, they get healed in about a week, if not, they get healed in about seven days.
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Poonte
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Posted on 02-22-10 9:18
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I had EXACTLY the same problem few years ago. I don't even remember when and how it stopped. All I remember is that I thought -- without any professional medical consultations -- it was a matter of acquiring better oral hygiene. Hence, I did a thorough dental cleaning, and increased the frequency of brushing, gargling with Listerine, etc. I have this seriously unstoppable habit of biting my inner lips and cheeks too. The Docs: How damaging can that be? How to stop?
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shirish
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Posted on 02-22-10 11:20
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Blue moon
SLS may contribute to apthous ulcers.
He He Poonte,
You got into a habit - a repetitive behavior. Anything that chronically traumatizes is not good.
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KhilaNath
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Posted on 02-22-10 6:35
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Thank you all for your valuable suggestions regarding the blister. I really appreciate it and let you guys know if I get some improvement.
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shirish
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Posted on 02-22-10 8:42
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One last suggestion: Don't get vaccinated for your current problem !
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sarkekodimag
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Posted on 02-22-10 10:44
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Hahahaha... This thread is becoming hilarious now.... NO COMMENT!!! Get well Soon KN broda.... ;)
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hit.the.hot
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Posted on 02-23-10 12:05
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sarkekodimag
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Posted on 02-23-10 6:54
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HiTT!! May i add Lidocaine 2% viscous solution and/or Nystatin (optional) too? Magic Mouth Wash = Benadryl + Maalox + Lidocaine Recipe = 2:2:1 Shake well before use. (LOL sometimes i find it funny... but it applies really well to all the guys out there. Excuse me ladies!!) Sig: 1 tbsp Swish and spit tid. >>>> NK broda, How many things are you going to try now?? peace!
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shirish
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Posted on 02-23-10 2:28
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shirish
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Posted on 02-23-10 2:30
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Hit.the.hot and sarkikodimag
What are the rationale behind your suggestions for his treatment of a mucocele ??
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shirish
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Posted on 02-23-10 2:39
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KhilaNath
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Posted on 02-26-10 8:43
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I visited oral surgeon and he said mucocele and needs to do some 20 minutes long operation to remove it. He says that it won't go away without operation and comes back again again. I have not taken any medication so far except using Listerine two times a day. From the last Friday, it has not become large with bitter liquid inside but there is still very small solid object remaining. I am not interested doing that operation mainly because my insurance does not cover all the treatment. But I am in doubt that it goes away by itself. suggestion is appreciated. thanks
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shirish
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Posted on 02-27-10 7:23
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I told you exactly the same things !
You can consider "laser" for it is less invasive and healing is excellent.
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