DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW PPLE GET PIMPLES IN DA INSIDE OF UR BOTTOM LIP?WUT SHUD I DO 2 TAKE CARE OF IT?

Question

I HAVE A PIMPLE ON THE INSIDE OF MY BOTTOM LIP... I FIRST NOTICE IT ON SATURDAY WHEN I CAME HOME FROM GOING TO A SK8 COMPETITION... MY BOTTOM LIP STARTED HURTING ME ALOT!!! I'M THINKING MAYBE I GOT IT DRINKING FROM THE SAME STUFF AS MY FRIENDS AND THE GERMS FROM EVERY BODY'S MOUTHS COMBINED INTO 1 MAJOR BIG BACTERIA THAT FORMED INTO MY LIP... DO U THINK I SHUD MAKE AN APPT.. WITH MY DOCTOR TO C WHAT DA h**l IS THIS THING IN MY LIP? PLEASE IF U HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS 4 ME, PLEASE ANSWER ASAP... I REALLY NEED SOME USEFUL ADVICE!!! AND DO U THINK I SHOULD INFORM MY BOYFRIEND? I DON'T WANT TO SCARE HIM? OR SHOULD I JUST LET HIM KNOW AFTER I'VE GOTTEN ANY FURTHER INFORMATION FROM MY DOCTOR?

Answer 1

if it is IN your mouth it is an olsar. put vegimite on it. if it burns it is an olsar and keep it there for as long as you can but no more than 5 minutes.

but if you are really worried about it, go see a doctor

Answer 2

it's not a pimple.. it's probably an ulsar. you can rinse your mouth out with a little bit of salt water and if its really painful you can get bonjela which will numb the pain completely. =]

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Answer 3

I had the same thing happen to me earlier on in the week i left it alone and it went away

Answer 4

it's not a pimple. if it bugs you, go buy some orajel and put some on it throughout the day for a few days until it goes away

Answer 5

It is called a canker sore. In theory it's not contagious, they are believed to be caused by deficincies of B vitamins, zinc etc or can be caused by stress. You need to take acidophilus (available at drugstores in the vitamin isle) or a liquid yogurt drink called Kefir. It usually takes 10 days to go away on its own but if you take acidophilis or Kefir it will go away much faster.  

Probiotics- acidophilius, Kefir (products that help replenish the friendly bacteria in the digestive tract) may also be helpful.

Try to minimize the discomfort of canker sores by avoiding acidic and spicy foods as well as abrasive foods such as nuts, all of which can be irritating.

Switch to a toothpaste that does not contain sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), a foaming agent that may contribute to recurrences.