Most canker sores are round or oval with a white or yellow center and red border. Form inside the mouth - on or under the tongue, inner cheeks or lips, and at the base of the gums. You may notice a tingling or burning a day or two before the sores actually appear.
There are several types of mouth ulcers, including minors, major injuries and Herpetiformis.
Persist
These wounds most common cancers:
Is less than about 1 / 2 inches or 12 millimeters (mm) in diameter
Are oval
They heal without scarring in one or two weeks
Canker more
These wounds were less frequent
Are greater than about 1 / 2 inch or 12 mm in diameter
Have jagged edges
It may take up to six weeks to heal and scar extended
Ulcers herpetiformis
These ulcers, which usually develop later in life:
Are each no larger than about 1 / 8 inch or 3 mm in diameter
Often occurs in groups of 10-100 ulcers
They have jagged edges
They heal without scarring in one or two weeks
Other signs
Sometimes you may experience other symptoms, as well as tumors, such as:
Fever
Languor
Swollen lymph nodes
When to seek medical advice
Contact your doctor if you experience:
Ulcers exceptionally high
Recurrent ulcers, the new growth to heal old
Persistent sores, lasting three weeks or more
Ulcers that extend to the lips (the border Vermilion)
The pain you can not control carefully the measures of self-
Extremely difficult to eat or drink
High fever with aphthae
See your dentist if you have a sharp surface of the teeth or dental appliances that seem to trigger the sores.
There are several types of mouth ulcers, including minors, major injuries and Herpetiformis.
Persist
These wounds most common cancers:
Is less than about 1 / 2 inches or 12 millimeters (mm) in diameter
Are oval
They heal without scarring in one or two weeks
Canker more
These wounds were less frequent
Are greater than about 1 / 2 inch or 12 mm in diameter
Have jagged edges
It may take up to six weeks to heal and scar extended
Ulcers herpetiformis
These ulcers, which usually develop later in life:
Are each no larger than about 1 / 8 inch or 3 mm in diameter
Often occurs in groups of 10-100 ulcers
They have jagged edges
They heal without scarring in one or two weeks
Other signs
Sometimes you may experience other symptoms, as well as tumors, such as:
Fever
Languor
Swollen lymph nodes
When to seek medical advice
Contact your doctor if you experience:
Ulcers exceptionally high
Recurrent ulcers, the new growth to heal old
Persistent sores, lasting three weeks or more
Ulcers that extend to the lips (the border Vermilion)
The pain you can not control carefully the measures of self-
Extremely difficult to eat or drink
High fever with aphthae
See your dentist if you have a sharp surface of the teeth or dental appliances that seem to trigger the sores.
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