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Suggest Treatment For Black Canker Sores In Lips

i accidentally bit my lip a few days ago then it turned into a canker sore on my left lower lip. i put alum on it, and did salt water rinse and i put baking soda on it and it suddenly got swollen and turned the canker sore black. before i went to sleep i gargled with mouthwash then i put alum again. when i woke up my left lower lip is so swollen, what do i do? what caused the swell and the black canker? how do i treat it?
Wed, 2 Jul 2014
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With your query, as you mentioned you have bitten your lip there might be a heammorage or clogged blood which goes away by itself. Baking soda is a caustic soda which burns the mucosa with burning sensation so only it appears as blackish in colour and swelling too. I would suggest you to visit your oral physician or nearby dentist for exact evaluation and treatment. Hope this helps you.
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Suggest Treatment For Black Canker Sores In Lips

Hi With your query, as you mentioned you have bitten your lip there might be a heammorage or clogged blood which goes away by itself. Baking soda is a caustic soda which burns the mucosa with burning sensation so only it appears as blackish in colour and swelling too. I would suggest you to visit your oral physician or nearby dentist for exact evaluation and treatment. Hope this helps you.