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Wilktone
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About a month or so ago I accidently bit the inside of my lower lip hard enough to cut it. Since then, I have been having trouble with a small blister coming and going on this spot on my lip. I've been poking around online to see if I can find an exact term for this and a treatment. My best guess is that this is a canker sore, or medically known as a aphthous ulcer, but the description I've read doesn't seem to fit this exactly. It is not a fever blister (cold sore).
Anyone familiar with what I'm describing? What about some possible solutions?
Thanks!
Dave
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JohnL
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bgibson
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| Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2003 11:42 pm Post subject: |
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Dave;
Make sure your teeth are wet when you are playing.
Doc would have us use "Orabase Emollient" (sp?) for cuts inside the mouth.
(See appendix of Encyclopedia)
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