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Recurring scarring aphthae

Recurring scarring aphthae: Introduction

Recurring scarring aphthae: A mouth condition characterized by large recurring mouth ulcers which can be very painful. There may be one or more ulcers and they can occur on the cheek, tongue, lips or base of gums. The ulcers tend to be 1cm in diameter or larger. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Recurring scarring aphthae is available below.

Symptoms of Recurring scarring aphthae

  • Burning mouth sensation preceding ulcer development
  • Tingling mouth sensation preceding ulcer development
  • Recurring painful inflammation in mouth
  • Recurring painful ulcer in mouth
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Treatments for Recurring scarring aphthae

  • The condition is usually self-limiting and will resolve itself in time without specific treatment. Severe cases may require corticosteroids or antiviral drugs. Good oral hygiene may minimize reoccurrences
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Recurring scarring aphthae: Complications

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Causes of Recurring scarring aphthae

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Prognosis for Recurring scarring aphthae

Prognosis for Recurring scarring aphthae: The ulcers can take weeks or even longer than a month to heal.

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