Understanding Mouth Ulcer Pain: Symptoms & Causes
Mouth ulcers can cause a variety of uncomfortable sensations, such as:
* A stinging or burning sensation
* Pain when eating, drinking, or speaking
* A tingling or numbing sensation
* Feeling hot and swollen
* Tenderness and pressure to the touch
* Redness or white or grey lesions
* Difficulty swallowing
In more severe cases, mouth ulcers can cause:
* Fever
* Headaches
* Feeling irritable or tired
* Loss of appetite
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