Yes, excessive salt can lead to tongue sores or irritation. High salt intake may cause dehydration and disrupt the oral mucosa's natural balance, resulting in discomfort or soreness. Additionally, consuming salty foods can irritate existing cuts or lesions on the tongue, exacerbating pain. Moderation in salt consumption is key to maintaining oral health.
gargoyle with salt water.
For gums you should soak in salt water. for a tongue leave it alone i guess
Deficiency of the vitamins the tongue sore is the cause to tongue sore.
A circular sore on the tongue could be a canker sore, however, the actual cause of these sores are unknown. Certain acidic foods, tissue injury or stress are possible reasons a sore on the tongue can appear.
It should be an precaution or symptoms of tongue sore or it may be canker sore
the rash but not the sore stupid
try putting salt on your sore.
Take advil
tongue depressor
A sore throat can be caused by many things. Although a yellow tongue could be a result of having a strep throat, you also need to look for patches on the tongue or if its hurts or is sensitive to touch. If your throat or tongue is causing you pain, it would be best to go see a doctor about it.
Saltwater has antiseptic properties. Between rinsing out the sore (it's a saltwater rinse) and leaving behind some of that antiseptic saline solution, you create an environment hostile to bacteria and allow the sore to heal normally.
What kind????? You have an STD. Go to the doctor right now!!