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Suggest Treatment For A Canker Sore On The Mucous Membrane

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Posted on Mon, 3 Apr 2017
Question: how do you treat a canker sore on the mucous membrane of the lower eye lid?
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Answered by Dr. Rudina Balliu (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
it will go by itself

Detailed Answer:
Hello! Thank you for using HealthcareMagic .
I have gone through your question and I can understand your concern.

Usually, it goes by itself within maximum 3 weeks.
Use warm compresses to speed up the healing process and if you have pain, take Ibuprofen (200mg thrice daily after food for next 2-3 days).

If it does not go away despite following these, you should be seen by an ophthalmologist for further management.

Hope i have answered your question.
Let me know if you have any further queries, I will be happy to help.

Take Care !
Dr Balliu.

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Dr. Rudina Balliu

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Suggest Treatment For A Canker Sore On The Mucous Membrane

Brief Answer: it will go by itself Detailed Answer: Hello! Thank you for using HealthcareMagic . I have gone through your question and I can understand your concern. Usually, it goes by itself within maximum 3 weeks. Use warm compresses to speed up the healing process and if you have pain, take Ibuprofen (200mg thrice daily after food for next 2-3 days). If it does not go away despite following these, you should be seen by an ophthalmologist for further management. Hope i have answered your question. Let me know if you have any further queries, I will be happy to help. Take Care ! Dr Balliu.