Health bodies are cautioning that a pair of painful oral symptoms could be indicative of a potentially serious deficiency.

Health experts have warned that two painful signs in the mouth could signal a potentially dangerous deficiency. These “sore” symptoms could mean that you are low in vitamin B12.

Medically reviewed by Edmund Khoo, DDSCanker sores and oral cancer lesions may seem similar but there are ways to tell the ...

A woman is urging people not to ignore mouth ulcers that don't go away - after hers turned out to be cancer and she needed 6cm of her tongue cut off.

Changes associated with anemia tongue are called glossitis, otherwise known as tongue inflammation. This article explains why ...

Recurring mouth ulcers can be a warning sign for underlying health issues. From nutritional deficiencies to chronic diseases, ...

Sores on the roof of the mouth can be painful. It grows gradually, starting with a slight bump, eventually becoming more swollen and agonising. While most oral sores heal on their own, some may ...

Mouth ulcers appear as small round lesions (or sores) in the oral cavity (mouth). Generally the lesions are red, white or grey in colour. In medical term, these are also known as apthous ulcers.

A blister is a fluid-filled sac on the surface of the skin. A blood blister in the mouth may look like a sore or sac inside the mouth filled with blood. Many blood blisters in the mouth develop ...

Gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms are the hallmark of Crohn’s disease, but this autoimmune condition can affect any part of the digestive system, including the mouth. Oral symptoms might even be ...