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What Is The Remedy For A Recurring Blister On The Inside Of My Cheek?

Hello. I keep getting a recurring blister on the inside of my cheek (only 1 side). I have good oral hygiene; was fighting a "cold" or something about a week ago; work with LOTS of kids and sick adults (my husband also works with children), so we are exposed to a lot of "bugs". I don't think I've ever had mouth blisters, at least not recurring ones. They are not painful and appear to have a clear liquid inside.
Mon, 24 Feb 2014
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Hi, can you give more information, like your age ,etc, secondly are they only restricted to cheeks, do you have burning sensation while having or chewing food etc.
As per your questions it appears as though you have a vesicle formation which over time rupture,
initial remedy as of now is to apply local anesthetic agent over the blister , and follow up wd some routine lab investigations.
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What Is The Remedy For A Recurring Blister On The Inside Of My Cheek?

Hi, can you give more information, like your age ,etc, secondly are they only restricted to cheeks, do you have burning sensation while having or chewing food etc. As per your questions it appears as though you have a vesicle formation which over time rupture, initial remedy as of now is to apply local anesthetic agent over the blister , and follow up wd some routine lab investigations.