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Ulcers In Tongue After Taking MDMA. Need Treatment?

I took a fair bit of mdma the last week and since I have develouped several small ulcers on my toung which hurt when they graze my teeth and prevent me from eating certain foods such as pineapple or tomatoes. Is it possiple that the mdma caused this? will they go away by themselves or is there some measure I should take to heal them?
Thu, 30 May 2013
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Hi,

Thanks for asking the query,

According to your clinical symptoms i suspect that you have developed apthous ulceration this can be due to allergy to some food products, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalance.
I would suggest you to apply cortisone acetate cream topically over the affected area.
Take lukewarm saline gargles to give soothing effect.
Start with multivitamin suplements.
Maintain a good oral hygiene, take antiseptic mouthwash rinses twice daily.

Hope this helps out.

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Ulcers In Tongue After Taking MDMA. Need Treatment?

Hi, Thanks for asking the query, According to your clinical symptoms i suspect that you have developed apthous ulceration this can be due to allergy to some food products, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalance. I would suggest you to apply cortisone acetate cream topically over the affected area. Take lukewarm saline gargles to give soothing effect. Start with multivitamin suplements. Maintain a good oral hygiene, take antiseptic mouthwash rinses twice daily. Hope this helps out. Regards...