I went to visit friends and the 77 yr. old woman had a swollen lip with blisters,sores, she sneezed I was next to her. Now I have same problem and small ulcers in my mouth which now all of a sudden I have dry mouth. I used oral 3% peroxide gargle I bought at Wal-Mart . My lips are burning and dry. I have NEVER had any problems EVER with ulcers or dry lips etc. What can I do ? I called to ask what she had but she said it was only dry lips. I know her husband and her had Oral sex, which I never had.The doctor didn't seem very concerned and it's been since March and I'm still not back to normal.
thanks for your query, i have gone through our query, the ulcers could be a viral infection like herpes or it can be allergic stomatitis due to some food or any medicines or any change in tooth paste...dryness could be age related or any medicines like antihypertensives and antidiabetic...you have not mentioned about medical status...consult a oral physician to rule out the above said conditions...you can use topical anesthetics and analgesics for ulcers and drink lot of water, you can also use artificial salivary substitutes like wet mouth gel...i hope my answer will help you.. take care..
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thanks for your query, i have gone through our query, the ulcers could be a viral infection like herpes or it can be allergic stomatitis due to some food or any medicines or any change in tooth paste...dryness could be age related or any medicines like antihypertensives and antidiabetic...you have not mentioned about medical status...consult a oral physician to rule out the above said conditions...you can use topical anesthetics and analgesics for ulcers and drink lot of water, you can also use artificial salivary substitutes like wet mouth gel...i hope my answer will help you.. take care..