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Canker sores are legions on the inside of your mouth that can happen anytime. A canker sore can be a real pain.
An outbreak of the canker sore can last up to a few days. Doctors are still unsure of what exactly causes canker sores, although they theorize that it is because the white blood cells attach the cells in the mouth.
Before canker sores get full blown, you can find ways to prevent it from happening. You should stop using toothpastes that have sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) in it. SLS dries the skin and causes the natural protection to break down resulting in canker sores.
People can also get canker sores from stress. Stress can come in many forms and even from not getting enough sleep. By getting rid of your stress you can also get rid of your canker sores.
If you do not get enough nutrients, that can also result in canker sores. Take multivitamins if you feel that you are getting enough nutrition.
Wash your mouth with antibacterial mouth wash after you brush your teeth. Antibacterial rinse can get rid of the bacteria that could linger near your canker sores. You can also rinse with salt water or hydrogen peroxide.
Put some baking soda mixed with water on your canker sore. Baking soda acts to soothe and heal the canker sore faster. Refrain from eating foods that cause more irritation to your mouth such as chips and spicy food.
Get some yogurt to treat your canker sores. Yogurt has the ingredient called acidophilus which can boost your immune system. By boosting your immune system it could heal the canker sores faster.
If you prefer, you can get medication from drugstores to ease the pain of your canker sores. They are usually OTC, so there is no need for a doctor?s prescription.
Do not wait until your canker sores become big and painful. As soon as you feel it coming on, starting doing all the above mentioned procedures to halt it in its tracks.
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Tags: alternative medicine, canker sores, Health Issues, mouth sores, nutrition
Posted in Health Issues · November 18th, 2009 · Comments (0)
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