[ SECRET POST #3340 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3340 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Xena: Warrior Princess]


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[MLP:FIM]


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[What's My Line?]


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Comments

Re: Tmi

[ginainthekingsroad]

Basically any time I bite my mouth (or scrape it, like with particularly dry toast) the abrasion develops into a little ulcer (canker sore). And they're really fucking painful. It's 10 days since this one first developed and it's only just starting to heal. It's hard not being able to eat anything acidic/salty/crunchy/dairy. It's the wooooorst.

Re: Tmi

[(Anonymous)]

I get that problem sometimes. In my case, it's usually when I'm under a lot of stress and/or not sleeping well.

Re: Tmi

[(Anonymous)]

Try warm salt water rinses. Mix a tablespoon or two of salt in a glass of warmer but not hot water. You can add a little hydrogen peroxide if you like. My dentist recommend this to me for canker sores.

Re: Tmi

[ginainthekingsroad]

Thank you, yes, I know many of the most common home remedies. I've used salt water a-plenty-- I get 10-12 of these suckers a year.

Re: Tmi

[herpymcderp]

Get a mouthwash containing clorhexidine gluconate. You may need a prescription, but it can usually be bought at drugstores and is by far the best treatment for canker sores, as it both dulls the pain and allows them to heal much faster than if they are left alone.

Source: my mom the dental hygienist.

Re: Tmi

[ginainthekingsroad]

Def need a prescription for that here. My mom had some of it left over from a minor oral surgery and I tried it for a canker sore I had a couple years ago. It may have helped with pain a little, but I didn't notice any difference in the healing time; still around 10 days. Sucks.

Re: Tmi

[herpymcderp]

I used to be prone to them too. It really does help, but you do have to be somewhat liberal with it and use it regularly for a few days. Cuts my healing time from around 7 days to around 4.

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[ketita]

Once I bit my lip so hard that it was bleeding like crazy, and developed a canker sore right in the corner of my mouth, halfway out. Then it got infected.
For a week half my face was swollen, I could barely talk, and every night there was pus coming out and gluing my lips together.
It finally went away when I took antibiotics.
It was the fucking WORST so yes I feel you.

Re: Tmi

[eyeshine72]

I know that feel. I get canker sores all the time. If I so much as look at a pineapple I get one. Oddly enough, other acidic food doesn't give them to me like that.