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Blood when gurgled with water and salt?
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Mouth sores: this is probably aphthous ulcers - no specific treatment, just motrin and/or tylenol as necessary (if no kidney or liver problems), baby anbesol works OK, salt water gargles, chloraseptic spray, cepachol lozenges, go see Urgent Care if not better in 7 days
Answered 9/16/2019
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