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What Is The Remedy For Burning Sensation In My Mouth When I Eat Spicy Food?
So I've noticed recently that sometimes while I'm eating certain foods, for instance spicy foods, I feel a burning sensation on the left side of my mouth underneath my tongue...as if there's a cut or something (nothing that I can see or feel with my finger...it seems like it's too far back maybe?). Tonight while eating some spicy chicken wings I started feeling the sensation. Almost immediately after, the lymph node directly underneath my jaw swelled up (left side only). It felt to be the size of a golf ball. It's been about two hours now and it seems to be less swollen. Do you think this was just caused by the irritation of whatever mouth sore I might have? Could this even be possible?
Tue, 11 Feb 2014
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Thank for asking to HCM
I can understand your problem this could be stomatitis, and that need to be treated with the following treatment,
1) Tab. Folic Acid three times in day
2) Salicylic compound for oral application
this will give good response try this hope this information helps you, have nice day.
Thank for asking to HCM
I can understand your problem this could be stomatitis, and that need to be treated with the following treatment,
1) Tab. Folic Acid three times in day
2) Salicylic compound for oral application
this will give good response try this hope this information helps you, have nice day.
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