Do i have a Canker Sore?!


Question: I can't tell if i do or not. beacause it feels like its on my teth or in my gums.

Is it possible it this? it hurts when i chew down or talk, sing, yell :P


Answers: I can't tell if i do or not. beacause it feels like its on my teth or in my gums.

Is it possible it this? it hurts when i chew down or talk, sing, yell :P

my mom says its because i dont eat fruits and vegetables but thats her excuse for everything...good luck hun!
oh and if u wanna get rid of it put some salt on it but beware t will hurt very bad but will go away in seconds. im going to sleep goodnight =)

What Causes Canker Sores?
No one is certain what causes canker sores. They often first appear between the ages of 10 and 20, although they can occur at any time in a person's life. One thing that doctors have noticed is that although the sores are not contagious, they can run in families. That means if your parents or siblings get canker sores, the genes you share with them make it more likely that you'll develop the sores, too.

There may be a connection between canker sores and stress. If the sores show up around exam time or some other big event in your life, it may be a sign of how much stress you're under. In addition, about twice as many women as men get them. Doctors think that may be due to the difference in male and female hormones, especially because women often get them during certain times in their menstrual cycle. Some research suggests that using products containing sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), a foaming agent found in most toothpastes and mouthwashes, can be associated with canker sores. Dietary deficiencies, such as not getting enough iron or vitamin B12, may also contribute to some cases of canker sores.





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