How do you get rid of a cold sour that in your mouth (under tounge)?

Question

How do you get rid of a cold sour that in your mouth (under tounge)?

Answer 1

its probably an ulcer because you dont normally get coldsores in your moth

use bonjella on it a couple of times and it should soothe the pain

good luckk :d x

Answer 2

Ouch!  I have always found that TANAC liquid works well, and numbs the pain, too.  It's inconvenient, but so is having a sore in your mouth!

Answer 3

i dont think thats a cold sore

Answer 4

bi-carb soda, vegemite or any baby teething gel

Answer 5

That's not a cold sore. Cold sores occur outside/around your mouth and are caused by Herpes Simplex 1. That sore in your mouth is an ulcer, just a tiny open sore, and no one really knows what causes them. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can really do to make it go away except wait, they are usually gone after 5-7 days. I usually dab a solution of 50% hydrogen peroxide and 50% water on mine, as I think they get better faster if disinfected. For the pain you can use one of those tooth pain gels and/or take tylenol. I know how bad they can be, especially under the tongue, but it will go away with time.

Answer 6

It will take 7-10 days to alright. Use antiseptic/ anesthetic cream on the sour. Take vitamins like B & C.