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Sores On Tongue And Hard Feeling In Tongue After Taking Oral HCG Drops. Should I Stop Taking This?
I am taking oral HCG drops. Not the full diet or anything or dose, just six drops under the tongue twice a day. I have been doing this for the past 4-5 days. I noticed that under my tongue on the sides of my mouth there are sores on one side and the other side is hard. Should I stop taking these drop? Are they the cause?
Fri, 6 Dec 2013
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There might be local reactions due to hcg drops.
It also occurs due to b12,folic acid and other vitamin deficiency due to strict dieting.
Start therapeutic dose of b12,folic acid and other supplements.
Intramuscular injectins of b12,folic acid is advisable.
Oral gel apply locally to get fast healing.
Avoid hcg drops till get complete cure.,
Consult your physician for better guidance and medical management.
There might be local reactions due to hcg drops.
It also occurs due to b12,folic acid and other vitamin deficiency due to strict dieting.
Start therapeutic dose of b12,folic acid and other supplements.
Intramuscular injectins of b12,folic acid is advisable.
Oral gel apply locally to get fast healing.
Avoid hcg drops till get complete cure.,
Consult your physician for better guidance and medical management.
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Hello, thank you for consulting with healthcaremagic.
As you are mentioning that you are taking HCG drops under your tongue. As such HCG drops does not cause this type of condition in tongue but still it can be allergy to these drops which can happen to anybody so it will be better that first you should consult your physician for these drops then only you should continue with these drops.
Hope it will help you.
Take care
As you are mentioning that you are taking HCG drops under your tongue. As such HCG drops does not cause this type of condition in tongue but still it can be allergy to these drops which can happen to anybody so it will be better that first you should consult your physician for these drops then only you should continue with these drops.
Hope it will help you.
Take care
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