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Roof Of Mouth And Gums Sore, Not Red Or Bleeding, Ears Plugged

My gums and the roof of my mouth are sore, but they re not red or bleeding . My ears are also kind of plugged. Sometimes they pop when I blow my nose (feels like I have water in them). I m also very tired. With that, I ve had a few canker sores that have come and gone. Yesterday, I thought I was getting better (no soreness in my mouth and no popping of my ears), but today it started again.
posted on Fri, 31 Aug 2012
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Hello,

Thanks for writing in.

Soreness of mouth and gums usually occurs in cases of-

Heavy intake of spicy foods.

Aphthous ulcers.

Oral habits like tobacco or pan chewing.

I would suggest you to get a thorough clinical evaluation done.

Meanwhile,apply topical corticosteroids on the affected area.

Discontinue tobacco or pan chewing.

Maintain oral hygiene well.

Avoid spicy foods.

Take care.
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Roof Of Mouth And Gums Sore, Not Red Or Bleeding, Ears Plugged

Hello, Thanks for writing in. Soreness of mouth and gums usually occurs in cases of- Heavy intake of spicy foods. Aphthous ulcers. Oral habits like tobacco or pan chewing. I would suggest you to get a thorough clinical evaluation done. Meanwhile,apply topical corticosteroids on the affected area. Discontinue tobacco or pan chewing. Maintain oral hygiene well. Avoid spicy foods. Take care.