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I have a bandage on my tongue. I bought it in Japan, for an annoying canker sore I had. I have another one now, so I'm using them again.

I don't have many left, so I asked the pharmacist if they had more. He said they didn't.

I wonder if I'm using them wrong; these things don't have English instructions. I think I put mine on when it was too dry, and I wonder how often I'm supposed to change them.

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[ronebofh.livejournal.com]

I have a bandage on my tongue.

Y'know, you posted this right after this entry of Schwa's. So, thanks for the giggle.

Also, for canker sores, i think bandaging them is no good. My dentist told me to use Tom's of Maine mouthwash; the stuff has aloe vera and it helps. Also, i rub salt into the bad ones to help cut down on the inflammation.

[pentomino.livejournal.com]

yeah, Schwa's post is what gave me the idea to talk about my own tongue.

This tends to happen when I don't have a humidifier and I sleep with my mouth open.

[sunburn.livejournal.com]

I've got braces again, for the moment, and among the many samples I was given when I got them on a few months ago was antiseptic mouthwash, for when the abrasion from my braces caused too many cankers in my cheeks. I don't recall the brand, now, but it's a mostly-recognizable name brand antiseptic, and I've seen it in the eccentric-dental-needs section of every drugstore I've been in. I haven't needed to use it, yet, so I can't tell you if it's any good.

[maureenans.livejournal.com]

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