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My gums have become quite swollen due to strep throat and it seems like i have tiny canker sores on my gums. should i be worried? how can i treat it?

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Dr. Ira Rubin answered

Specializes in Pediatrics

Strep throat: Strep does not cause open sores in the gums or back of the throat. You may either have an additional problem with viral infection or u could have two problems. Either way if the sores bother you see your doctor. You may benefit ether from an antiviral drug like Acyclovir or your doc may use a topical drug like silver nitrate to treat the sores.

Answered 9/12/2017

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Multiple symptoms: Because of the complexity of your symptoms it is imperative that you see your General Dentist or a specialist Periodontist for examination, diagnosis, and then treatment plan. Should you be worried, no. As to treatment, you need professional guidance.

Answered 10/25/2019

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