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Nismo · 10-06-2006, 08:53 AM

I know noone here is a doctor, but maybe you've had the same symptoms I have, or you know what it is I have or soemthing...

Anyway, I've had a sore throat since monday, and today I found a small lump in the right side of my throat right under my right cheek bone. It's incredibly sore and tender there, I can't even scrub it with my toothbrush. Also, it's very painful to swallow liquit and I can't eat anything solid. All the pain is on the right side of my throat.

Larynx Cancer? Throat cancer? Just a really bad sore throat?

I've already done research on the net, but came up with "just call your doctor if you have these symptoms".

Any of you ever have symptoms like this before?

poisson · 10-06-2006, 08:56 AM

You'll need peniciline. Dont whait this little fucker take space fast. Got something like that like 5 years ago.

It's a kind of streptococ.

Dirty Dane · 10-06-2006, 08:56 AM

Unlikely cancer, but it could be mononucleose. "just call your doctor if you have these symptoms" is not a bad advice

Dirty Dane · 10-06-2006, 08:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by poisson

You'll need peniciline. Dont whait this little fucker take space fast. Got something like that like 5 years ago.

It's a kind of streptococ.

He needs to check it first. Taking peniciline, if its mononucleose is NOT good.

stickyfingerz · 10-06-2006, 08:58 AM

Thats probably a swollen lymphnode, but ask this guy.

DBS.US · 10-06-2006, 09:11 AM

Step #1. Try to avoid toothpast with Sodium Luryl Sulfate

(SLS) Acts just like a detergent. It is used in the laboratory as a membrane destabilizer and solubilizer of proteins and lipids. SLS is used in toothpaste to emulsify (mix) oil and water based ingredients together. In your toothpaste it creates the foam you get when brushing. Since it is classified as a soap, you will easily understand, why this ingredient can cause drying inside the mouth for many individuals. The dryness is one of several factors that will lead to bad breath.

The thought is that SLS may, in susceptible individuals, cause microscopic trauma or membrane disruption to the skin cells in the mouth. This along with trauma or actions of the immune system may lead to canker sore formation.

Recent studies have shown a link between the use of toothpastes containing SLS and the occurrence of RAS (canker sores).

The following is a synopsis of 3 European Scientific Studies:
In a study at the University of Oslo in Oslo, Norway, Drs. Barvoll and Brokstad revealed a 60-70% reduction in the number of canker sores in patients who used SLS free toothpaste during the 3 month test period. Additional studies have since shown equally promising results.

In the clinical studies, patients using SLS toothpaste displayed a greater amount of desquamation (loss of a layer of skin lining the inside of the mouth). This has led to the theory that SLS may contribute to RAS (canker sores) by causing injury to the oral epithelial cells (skin cells lining the inside of the mouth).

SLS, by denaturing protective mucus proteins, may also disrupt the protective layer of mucus which lines the inside of the mouth (a denatured protein is a protein which has lost its three dimensional shape thereby becoming nonfunctional and useless). The denaturing of mucus proteins makes the cells lining the mouth more susceptible to injury and canker sore formation.

DBS.US · 10-06-2006, 09:12 AM

Dbl post

Nismo · 10-06-2006, 09:18 AM

Thanks guys.

Fuck this guessing game, im going to the doctor.

poisson · 10-06-2006, 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nismo

Thanks guys.

Fuck this guessing game, im going to the doctor.

You need to see a doctor first anyway to get penicilin.

With my past experience the sooner the better.

If it's what i'm talking of, you are going to feel better in a couple of hours.

Nismo · 10-06-2006, 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by poisson

You need to see a doctor first anyway to get penicilin.

With my past experience the sooner the better.

If it's what i'm talking of, you are going to feel better in a couple of hours.

Cool. Thanks for the info.

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DBS.US Geo Cities Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: North Captiva Island, Florida USA Posts: 11,832	Step #1. Try to avoid toothpast with Sodium Luryl Sulfate (SLS) Acts just like a detergent. It is used in the laboratory as a membrane destabilizer and solubilizer of proteins and lipids. SLS is used in toothpaste to emulsify (mix) oil and water based ingredients together. In your toothpaste it creates the foam you get when brushing. Since it is classified as a soap, you will easily understand, why this ingredient can cause drying inside the mouth for many individuals. The dryness is one of several factors that will lead to bad breath. The thought is that SLS may, in susceptible individuals, cause microscopic trauma or membrane disruption to the skin cells in the mouth. This along with trauma or actions of the immune system may lead to canker sore formation. Recent studies have shown a link between the use of toothpastes containing SLS and the occurrence of RAS (canker sores). The following is a synopsis of 3 European Scientific Studies: In a study at the University of Oslo in Oslo, Norway, Drs. Barvoll and Brokstad revealed a 60-70% reduction in the number of canker sores in patients who used SLS free toothpaste during the 3 month test period. Additional studies have since shown equally promising results. In the clinical studies, patients using SLS toothpaste displayed a greater amount of desquamation (loss of a layer of skin lining the inside of the mouth). This has led to the theory that SLS may contribute to RAS (canker sores) by causing injury to the oral epithelial cells (skin cells lining the inside of the mouth). SLS, by denaturing protective mucus proteins, may also disrupt the protective layer of mucus which lines the inside of the mouth (a denatured protein is a protein which has lost its three dimensional shape thereby becoming nonfunctional and useless). The denaturing of mucus proteins makes the cells lining the mouth more susceptible to injury and canker sore formation. __________________ Make a Free Chaturbate White Label site in 34 minutes and be making money tonight

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10-06-2006, 08:53 AM	#1
Nismo Confirmed User Join Date: May 2002 Location: FLORIDA Posts: 4,977	Any doctors in the house? I know noone here is a doctor, but maybe you've had the same symptoms I have, or you know what it is I have or soemthing... Anyway, I've had a sore throat since monday, and today I found a small lump in the right side of my throat right under my right cheek bone. It's incredibly sore and tender there, I can't even scrub it with my toothbrush. Also, it's very painful to swallow liquit and I can't eat anything solid. All the pain is on the right side of my throat. Larynx Cancer? Throat cancer? Just a really bad sore throat? I've already done research on the net, but came up with "just call your doctor if you have these symptoms". Any of you ever have symptoms like this before? __________________ i buy massive xxx dating traffic.

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10-06-2006, 08:58 AM	#5
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