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Janet 02-14-2004 10:18 PM

Meredith thankyou very much indeed for the information. I don't know anything about pc's myself, but this seems to make sense. We recently had to re-boot our pc and Norton Anti-Virus was installed. I will show your post to my fiance, Jeremy, and ask him to check it out.

Thankyou so much. It's so frustrating not to be able to post. Speaking of which, I wonder if this one will get through :) Let's see.

Love and best wishes,
Janet.
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Elisabeth in Ontario 03-29-2004 03:24 AM

I am getting mouth sores from taxotere (same family as taxol) what is the mouth wash that you use? Is it chorhexidine? Your advice is much appreciated.
Elisabeth

Sandy 03-29-2004 03:42 AM

I have found baking soda is the best. I brush my teeth and rinse my mouth several times a day and have not have any problems with mouth sores. It turns the mouth alkaline from acidic. Acidic is what causes the sores or cankers. Good luck, hugs, Sandy

Merridith from Canada 03-29-2004 05:35 AM

I am using Oral-B daily-use mouthnrinse with no alcohol. But I haven't gotten any mouthsores at all... if you already have them, I would follow Sandy's advice as I have seen several people's postings who say that baking soda works.

I am very fanatical with my mouthcare right now. I avoid sugar and brush my teeth (gently) and tongue anytime I eat anything (even a little snack). I rinse my mouth with water after I drink anything as well. I am flossing daily. When I get up at night, I also rinse my mouth with either water or Oral-B (because my mouth tends to dry out a bit and keep bacteria down).

When I had braces and got mouth sores, I used a product called Amosan which would numb the area and get rid of them within a day or so. Hope this helps. Take care, Merridith

Elisabeth 03-29-2004 07:48 AM

Thanks for the input. I am hoping to avoid or at least minimize mouth sores this round, I had 6 last round- ouch!
Thank you, Elisabeth


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