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Blisters on the tongue can be the result of a number of diseases or conditions. A blister can form in response to a burn from hot food or liquid. Or, as the result of infection, fungus or bacteria and in some instances it can be the symptom...
Go to the doctor and they will give you medicine 4 it
Its hard to say. The first outbreak of herpes can come with a fever, swollen glands, sore throat and pain at the site of the outreak. However, herpes RARELY affects the tongue. See a doctor and they can tell you for sure.
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Use mild salt water to hold in your mouth for a minute or so several times a day. Yuu also qett themm fromm liieiinqq or anythiinqq thts why ii stoped liieiinqq used too qett bliisters on my toung all the tiime
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You first need to determine the cause of the blisters on your tongue and mouth. only your medical doctor can make that determination. sometimes, eating too much acid, like tomatores, can cause the reaction. sometimes, a stomach virus may be...
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eating too much of something like chocolate or cherry tomatoes. to get rid of them you put arm and hammer on the blister for 10 sec and then rinse out your mouth and within a 24 hr period the blister should go away
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You probably ate some Pizza or other food that was so hot that it burnt your tongue. This happens to me when I'm not real careful eating HOT pizza.
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Ouch! You could rinse with Milk of Magnesia or use a topical such as oragel. Keep very good oral hygiene, but don't use strong mouthwash as it will burn. Avoid spicy, hot or acidic foods until the blisters go away. Also, if you notice that ...
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gargle warm saltwater twice a day and they should go away in a couple days
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Tongue blisters can be an indication of an allergic reaction to a certain type of medication. Thanks for using ChaCha.
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