Sores on my mouth
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rocMALONEYphotos
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herps . . . . . . . or cold sores
SlickRick.
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novacane will do that
pommes_vertes.
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hahahahaha seriously, its herpes. im not kidding, have it checked it. probably just cold sores, which are like a really mild form of herpes, but still...
funny to me.
funny to me.
rocMALONEYphotos
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jus figured that out with the last post, didnt know that before . . . you learn something new everyday
chrismoJBEATS
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sucks bro.
IRockLizzys
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They are vagina sores... you get them from being a pussy.
Itsbackfliptime
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are they inside your mouth, or like the corners of your lips?
mtbakerteacher
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do you chew tobacco?
396222687862
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whats the difference between cold sores and kankasores (sp) i get them from time to time on my lips and they really bug me
DDrem.
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if they are cold/kanker sores, go fill up a little glass with hot faucet water and mix in a ton of salt and rinse it around the cuts for as long as you feel the need.
my moms a doctor and she told me this trick and it really works well, takes the hurt away and makes them heal quicker
my moms a doctor and she told me this trick and it really works well, takes the hurt away and makes them heal quicker
Aclique_Clothing
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cancer soar would be my guess, put salt on it, will burn like a bitch but heals it quick
anomericas
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corners of my lips.
anomericas
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Cracks or sores in the corner of the mouth can be rather annoying,
like a paper cut — small, and irritating. Fancy medical terms for this
condition include "angular stomatitis," "angular cheilitis," or
"perleche."
A number of different things can be behind the development of such cracks:
Sometimes applying an anti-yeast cream [such as ketoconazole (brand
name is Nizoral) that can be found over-the-counter (OTC) at your local
drugstore] to the area will work. You can also mix it with a little dab
of 1 percent hydrocortisone cream, also available OTC. Rub this mixture
over the area 2 - 3 times each day. If you don't see improvement in
under a week, or if the area becomes redder, more swollen, or terribly
uncomfortable, you'll need to make an appointment with your health care
provider or dermatologist. If you continue to have problems with
cracking at the corners of your mouth, check with your health care
provider to see if there are other measures you need to be taking, such
as using vitamin or iron supplements, applying only petroleum jelly on
the lips, switching to a milder baking soda based toothpaste, or being
properly fitted with dentures.
like a paper cut — small, and irritating. Fancy medical terms for this
condition include "angular stomatitis," "angular cheilitis," or
"perleche."
A number of different things can be behind the development of such cracks:
- yeast infections
- vitamin deficiencies (vitamin B2 or riboflavin)
- iron-deficiency anemia (low red blood cells due to too little iron)
- allergic reaction to some substance (particularly products
used on the lips, such as lip gloss/stick/balm, and even dental
care/oral hygiene products, such as toothpaste)
- poorly fitting dentures (or no teeth or no dentures at all)
Sometimes applying an anti-yeast cream [such as ketoconazole (brand
name is Nizoral) that can be found over-the-counter (OTC) at your local
drugstore] to the area will work. You can also mix it with a little dab
of 1 percent hydrocortisone cream, also available OTC. Rub this mixture
over the area 2 - 3 times each day. If you don't see improvement in
under a week, or if the area becomes redder, more swollen, or terribly
uncomfortable, you'll need to make an appointment with your health care
provider or dermatologist. If you continue to have problems with
cracking at the corners of your mouth, check with your health care
provider to see if there are other measures you need to be taking, such
as using vitamin or iron supplements, applying only petroleum jelly on
the lips, switching to a milder baking soda based toothpaste, or being
properly fitted with dentures.
*monsterskier*
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could just be cold sore.. i hate those
Gavajabra2
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I'm going to be totally original and say it's herpies! lol!