Healing Aphthous Ulcers Quickly – Expert Tips by Dr. I. Tyagi
Aphthous ulcers, commonly called canker sores, affect a large part of the population. Studies show that about 25% of people worldwide suffer from recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS) at some point in life. Minor aphthous ulcers account for nearly 70–85% of all cases. With such high numbers, the need for fast and effective healing becomes clear. Dr. I. Tyagi, an ENT and micro-ear surgery expert in Lucknow—well-known for his work in Cochlear Implant Lucknow services—shares proven strategies to help patients heal aphthous ulcers quickly and reduce recurrence. Understanding APHTHOUS ULCER An APHTHOUS ULCER is a small, shallow, and painful lesion that usually appears on the soft tissues inside the mouth. These include the inner cheeks, lips, tongue, and the floor of the mouth. Key points to know: Types : Minor, major, and herpetiform. Duration : Minor ulcers heal within 7–14 days , while major ulcers may last 10–40 days and sometimes leave scars. Nature : They are non...