I'm very conscious of the need not to waste NHS resources, and on the face of it this seems frivolous.
However: I've been plagued by mouth ulcers since DD was born three years ago. Once a month or so I would get one, lasting about a week. But the last 3-4 months I've had them more or less continuously, and right now I have four along my inside bottom lip making it difficult to move my mouth to eat or speak.
I've been to the chemist, tried corsodyl mouthwash, bonjela gel and rinsing with salt water. Some of this numbs the pain briefly but nothing seems to work in terms of healing or preventing.
I asked my dental hygienist at my last appointment and she said it could be hormonal. But I'm not sure what to do about that.
So what do you think? Advice also gratefully received. In case relevant, I now also have DS aged one, still bf, and on mini pill.
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Haahooooo · 05/07/2015 21:56
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