Tag: Mouth Sores

Tongue pain is commonly the result of ulcers, canker sores, oral thrush, and a geographic tongue. Smoking can also cause tongue pain. Less common causes of tongue pain include oral cancer and glossodynia. Some of the ways to prevent tongue pain is to eat a diet rich in folic acid, vitamin B6, and iron. Topical application of anti-inflammatory agents like honey, aloe vera gel will help soothe the sores and provide relief from pain.

You can treat a number of common ailments like common cold, a stuffy nose, a nosebleed, a sore throat, asthma, nausea, weight loss, a toothache, canker sores, and gallstones with just lemon, pepper, and salt. Tea made from freshly squeezed lemon juice and pulp in a cup of boiled water can get rid of a nasty cold.

Canker sores are small lesions on the insides of your mouth, lips and sometimes even your tongue. They’re also known as ulcers and look...

There are few things more painful than canker sores. They can make it hard to eat or talk! And while these open sores aren’t...

There are few things more painful than canker sores. They can make it hard to eat or talk! And while these open sores aren’t...

Avoid feeding your child with spicy, acidic, and scratchy or hard foods like nuts, potato chips, which can aggravate tender mouth sores. Be sure your child uses toothbrushes with soft bristles and avoids toothpastes or mouthwashes which contain sodium lauryl sulfate. For a quick fix, rinse the mouth every 2 to 3 hrs with salt water or apply a wet tea bag to the sore for relief.

Canker sores are inflammatory conditions of the mouth, commonly known as mouth ulcers. Known as aphthous stomatitis in medical terms, a canker sore is...