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For the past 4 months i have been getting canker sores on a regular basis, sometimes three at a time. it makes it hard to eat and drink enough fluids. what's the best way to treat these and should i see my doctor about this monthly issue? canker sores
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Discuss this with: your doctor. You may need to be on a prevention/maintenance dose fo an antiviral medicine for several months.
Answered 2/23/2018
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