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Feeling Of Salt In Right Side Of Tongue, Bad Smell From Mouth. What Could Be The Problem?
I have a feeling of salt while gulping and a feeling of blisters on the edge of my right side of my tongue .This has been for over a month now.I get a very bad smell from my mouth which irritates me further.I had checked with a dentist to which he said its not a dental problem and also i drink over 3 litres of water a day.I need to know the reason to which such a problem can occur.
Fri, 21 Dec 2012
Hello,
Thanks for writing in,
I read your query, it seems that you have apthous ulcers.
Causes of this could be-
1.vitamin deficiency.
2.medications.
3.stress
4.poor oral hygiene.etc...
So i will suggest you you can follow few thing for relief-
1.Take plenty of water.
2.Take multivitamins.
3.maintain good oral hygiene.
4.can apply mucopain/dologel.
nothing to get worried,can visit another dentist for second opinion,because after proper clinical examination only final diagnosis can be done.
Take Care.
Dr.Gunjuan Gupta
Thanks for writing in,
I read your query, it seems that you have apthous ulcers.
Causes of this could be-
1.vitamin deficiency.
2.medications.
3.stress
4.poor oral hygiene.etc...
So i will suggest you you can follow few thing for relief-
1.Take plenty of water.
2.Take multivitamins.
3.maintain good oral hygiene.
4.can apply mucopain/dologel.
nothing to get worried,can visit another dentist for second opinion,because after proper clinical examination only final diagnosis can be done.
Take Care.
Dr.Gunjuan Gupta
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Hello
Welcome to HCM
I went through your history & would like to ask you whether you have any gastric problem or hypertension?? Your problem seems to be of apthous stomatitis. Its important to know the cause but you can start with following treatment:-
-take multivitamin
-apply dentogel on associated area
-maintain good oral hygiene
Consult your dentist for further query.
Take Care
Regards
Dr.Neha
Welcome to HCM
I went through your history & would like to ask you whether you have any gastric problem or hypertension?? Your problem seems to be of apthous stomatitis. Its important to know the cause but you can start with following treatment:-
-take multivitamin
-apply dentogel on associated area
-maintain good oral hygiene
Consult your dentist for further query.
Take Care
Regards
Dr.Neha
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Hi there
thanks for the query
normally mouth ulcers are caused due to
* vitamin deficiency
* stress
* stomach upset
*strong antibiotic medication
start taking a multi vitamin tablet ELDERVIT once a day for one month.
twice brushing with mild tooth brush and rinsing with a mouth wash.
apply MUCOPAIN on the ulcers.
get yourself checked by a physician for stomach related problem
take some holistic approach for stress free lifestyle.
do visit a dentist if problem sustain.
THANKS
regards
thanks for the query
normally mouth ulcers are caused due to
* vitamin deficiency
* stress
* stomach upset
*strong antibiotic medication
start taking a multi vitamin tablet ELDERVIT once a day for one month.
twice brushing with mild tooth brush and rinsing with a mouth wash.
apply MUCOPAIN on the ulcers.
get yourself checked by a physician for stomach related problem
take some holistic approach for stress free lifestyle.
do visit a dentist if problem sustain.
THANKS
regards
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Hello there... There are various reasons for that...Please mention your age? ...Since you have already got yourself examined from a dental surgeon the other reason could be from the upper respiratory tract...Salty discharge could happen if you have upper respiratory tract infections.Post nasal discharge that runs down through your nasopharynx would taste salty...and you would appreciate it more when you lie in the supine position .. Person with chronic sinusitis would also have bad breadth from their mouth... If the dental examination has ruled out your problem visit an ENT for further evaluation or visit a Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon for further management.
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