Hello Yas Forums

Not OP but interesting. Thanks for the tip.

Also I've learned if you actually cut the sore open it actually will heal faster and be gone in a day...but it is painful and worth it after.

Its normal to get them on occasion, since almost all humans are infected with Herpes Simplex. But if you constantly get them, it could indicate something isn't quite right with your immune system.

Are you a doctor?...

I got them on my tongue. Put toothpaste on them roughly 5 times a day for 2-5 mins each time. It speeds the process up 10x from my experience.
lastly, let it air dry inbetween

Nope, just somebody who has had them a lot and is very happy to never have one again.

Also, it can be worth changing toothpaste. Avoid Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfate. It weakens the lining of your mouth which increases their frequency and severity.

Peroxide and swish it around, do that 2-3 a day works.

>Put toothpaste on them roughly 5 times a day for 2-5 mins each time.

This is bad advice, because of this, it will actually make them heal more slowly:

Crack a capsule of Benadryl and pack the powder onto the sore and leave it as long as you can do that as soon as it pops up a few times a day and it will be gone fast

Peroxide's antisceptic effect only benefits if its bacteria induce canker sores. e.g. if you get one or two a year at most. If you get frequently reoccurring canker sores, its likely viral induced and peroxide will be ineffective.

Any time I’m really stressed, eat acidic food, or accidentally bite my cheek or tongue.

>Benadryl
Diphenhydramine's mild anti-inflammatory properties will provide some benefit, but it's anticholinergic will be useless because it needs to pass through the liver to become an active metabolite.

Just speaking of experience, and it worked for me to put some zendium on them. Again i think the peroxide treatment is more effective. I just hadnt explored that when i had them. Luckily its been 10 years since i had a soar, so i havnt dealt with them for quite a while

Lick your finger and pour salt on your finger. Then press that bitch on the sore.

Better dental hygiene can help too. If you find that canker sores form after damaging the tissue linings of your mouth, then it is likely bacteria induced canker sores. Better dental hygiene can help with that. Specifically flossing.

>zendium
Actually, Zendiums is a Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfate free toothpaste brand, so that is safe to put on canker sores. It still won't do anything beyond placebo and maybe sealing the wound temporarily, but it won't have the damaging tissue effects of the SLS and other foaming agents.

leave them alone. try not to be so stressed and try to get your mind off it as best you can. They are caused by stress. Guaranteed you had something stressful happen to you recently.

1/2 water 1/2 baking soda, mix into a paste and apply on canker sore, or throw some baking soda into a glass of water and have a gargle.

asprin?

Bleach or strong UV light.

it's not gluten or magic additive allergies, unfuck your brains

Aspirin has anti-inflammatory properties so it will help mildly with the pain of a canker sore if applied topically.

Celiac disease is a complex immune system disorder. It's well established in scientific literature that Celiac patients have far greater incidence of canker sores.

It has nothing to do with the fad dieters who avoid gluten.

don't be a pussy. in 1-2 weeks it's gone

> ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15492921
> Celiac disease in patients having recurrent aphthous stomatitis.

Aphthous stomatitis are canker sores.

Coconut oil bro. Once a day.

OP here
it works
but hurts like a motherfucker

Kek