What should I do if I have pain at the tip of my tongue (taste buds) and I have canker sores that come and go on my tongue for three weeks?

If you have been experiencing pain and recurring mouth ulcers on your tongue for three weeks, it is important to consult a doctor for a more thorough evaluation. In the meantime, using Cepacol X-strong lozenges containing a local anesthetic can help alleviate the pain on your tongue. If the issue persists after a few days of using the lozenges, it is best to seek medical advice for further treatment options.

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What should I do if I have pain at the tip of my tongue (taste buds) and I have canker sores that come and go on my tongue for three weeks?

If you have been experiencing pain and recurring mouth ulcers on your tongue for three weeks, it is important to consult a doctor for a more thorough evaluation. In the meantime, using Cepacol X-strong lozenges containing a local anesthetic can help alleviate the pain on your tongue. If the issue persists after a few days of using the lozenges, it is best to seek medical advice for further treatment options.