Recurring Sores On The Tongue. Tried Nilstat And Steroid Cream. Need A Permanent Cure
Hi since January I have had a cirlular like sore on my tongue which is not painful but more annoying...not raised.
I treated with nilstat as I thought it could be fungal but not with great response. It goes away and then reappears afte a couple of weeks.
I also treated with a steroid cream ( non prescription) as it was suggested it could be a form of dermatitis.
This also made little difference. I have been taking zinc, probiotics and vitamin C.
Today the sore is in the same region but on close look it appears to make the tongue look like it has a split in it.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks
Hello, Recurring sores on tongue can be of aphthous ulcer type which is recurring in nature. Take plenty of fluids and nutritious diet. Maintain oral hygiene well. Floss your tongue with tongue scrapers. Vitamin c,iron and folic acid supplements has to be administered. Avoid stress. If symptoms persists,visit a dentist. Hope this helps.
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Recurring Sores On The Tongue. Tried Nilstat And Steroid Cream. Need A Permanent Cure
Hello, Recurring sores on tongue can be of aphthous ulcer type which is recurring in nature. Take plenty of fluids and nutritious diet. Maintain oral hygiene well. Floss your tongue with tongue scrapers. Vitamin c,iron and folic acid supplements has to be administered. Avoid stress. If symptoms persists,visit a dentist. Hope this helps.