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Natural Rememdy For Dh In The Mouth


Alternative mama

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I have a couple of DH blisters on the inside of my lip and they are driving me nut! Does anyone know of a natural remedy or something that can help?

Thanks!


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Avoid iodized salt. It always gives me canker sores in my mouth if I eat too much. Other than that, I don't know!

Alternative mama Apprentice

Thanks. I am very allergic to iodine so I try to avoid it as much as possible. I will prob. do a Himalayan sea salt mouth rinse and a bentoninte clay mouth rinse.

This is all from cross contamination from a pot luck party (my most unfavorite word to hear!) :(

I was just hoping for some magical way to get rid of these (sigh)

Alternative mama Apprentice

I actually have had someone suggest a natural remedy and wanted to post it here in case it could help someone else.

It's called oil pulling.

I have been trying it and it has worked great :)

Here's the info

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