Mouth sores: Perhaps they are "canker sores" (aphthous ulcers), which are sometimes associated with citrus acidity or with trauma (from toothbrush or biting cheek). Swishing a mix of mouthwash, warm salt water (1 tsp in tumbler of water), and hydrogen peroxide may help (don't swallow). Orajel/anbesol can numb discomfort. Otc glyoxide also works. If worse, see doc.
Answered 10/23/2015
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Nutritional deficien: This may be associated with vitamin deficiencies caused by dieting, . I would see your md for a nutritional assessment as well comprehensive metabolic profile and possible autoimmune work up.
Answered 6/26/2015
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