A mouth ulcer can appear anywhere inside a person's mouth. They may appear on gums, lips, tongue, inner cheeks or even the roof of the mouth. (FILE)
2 According to medical websites, some mouth ulcers go away on their own while others require treatment. | Shutterstock
Accidentally biting the inside of your cheek; Wounds from a toothbrush. | Twitter
Constant rubbing against dental braces or misaligned teeth. | Twitter
Burns caused while having hot food; Reaction to drugs. | Shutterstock
Stress and extreme fatigue can make mouth ulcers worse, an Australian State health website said. (FILE)
Brush your teeth gently, avoid toothbrushes with rough bristles; Consume nutritious food | AFP
Avoid spicy and salty dishes until the ulcers heal; Increase fluid consumption; Oral hygiene. (FILE)
Rinse your mouth out with warm, slightly salted water. Hold the water in mouth for up to 4 minutes at a time. Do it at least four times daily. (Twitter)
10 Mouth ulcers will not transmit from one person to another while sharing food or drinks or while kissing. | Twitter
Info shared here is for general awareness alone and should not be construed as professional medical advice. (FILE)