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1. White roof of mouth white pus pockets in upper guns round white circles in cheeks gum disease in lower teeth lost one another ready to fall out. Dr. Paul Grin answered 35 years experience in Pain Management.

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2. A scab is a normal occurrence when your skin has been damaged, and it should be left alone. Whether you have skinned your knee or had major surgery, the formation of a scab is part of the healing process. The scab typically covers the damaged skin underneath and forms a protective covering while the underlying skin continues to heal.

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3. Sep 30,  · A scab actually prevents new skin cells from forming, which can result in scarring. Preventing a scab is the best way to promote healing. However, removing a scab is also dangerous, as doing so can strip a layer of new skin and start the process over .

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4. A: Is it harmful to ingest a scab from a healing basal cell surgery site This is a bit of an odd question. However, the purpose of Mohs or surgical procedures is to .

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5. Clean the scabbed area daily. Wet a wash cloth with warm water and soap. Blot the wash cloth gently on and around the scab 1. Do not rub the scab, as you could pull it off. Rinse the cloth with warm water and blot the scab, removing the soap from the area. Press a .

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6. Apr 11,  · If you keep a scab wet, it becomes mushy. So when you have a cut, or surgery, the body does fill the wound with connective healing tissue and it does work. It is not an ulcer but a wound healing in progress. It's the same process of healing but the method with moisture present is a bit different. The tissue still forms, but usually from the.

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7. Jun 12,  · MYTH: Let the wound develop a scab because a scab is a good thing. Not true! A scab develops when the wound is allowed to dry up. A scab makes it harder for new skin cells to cover the wound. A scab can also trap inflammatory tissue and bacteria, which can lead to slower wound healing and a greater chance of infection.

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8. Tiny blood vessels might be visible on the surface of the bump. A bleeding sore that scabs and heals but then comes back and starts bleeding again. Pink or red lesions that have a rough appearance and bleed easily. A scab-like or scaly area. An area that’s red, raised, and firm.

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9. Feb 10,  · Every day I cough up what looks like a scab with ugly mucous and tiny amounts of blood. It seems to come from the back of my throat or nose. My doctor has seen the scab but does not see anything wrong. This, to me, seems really odd. Has anyone [ ].

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