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Kids And Canker Sores

Amyleigh0007

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Amyleigh0007 Enthusiast
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I have read that people with Celiac tend to get more canker sores but my son has never had them until now. He has had two in the past month. He won't take any meds for them so he just suffers. Does anyone know anything about the relationship between Celiac and canker sores? Does this mean he is getting gluten from somewhere? Does anyone know of any natural ways to cure them?

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My DH gets relief from taking L-lysine, natural & very effective for healing & pain.

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DD gets them when she's been glutened. Sometimes I can get her to rinse her mouth with salt water if I promise her a candy afterward and if the sores are really hurting (but she usually won't agree to do it).

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