never had them from vaping for 1 year why would i get them now?
i have like 4 right now.
i have like 4 right now.
mouth sores why now?
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Obviously there's no way for us to know for sure, but you might want to look into possible other causes like Fray mentioned. My brother gets them (non-smoker, non-vaper) from increased stress levels...they just show up overnight when he's stressed out. Higher acid levels in your stomach can cause them too..could be related to that. Typically though "if" they're due to either of those, they'll go away on their own. Hope its just temporary.
Are you vaping any new juice? High wattage?
If it is vaping it is probably caused by something new you are doing.
When I vape at 5v I get little sore tastebuds sometimes. I think the heat burns it a little or something.
It could also be something new you are doing that is not entirely vaping related.
Probably the best way to find out is to ask yourself what has changed recently to attribute to these symptoms.
If it is vaping it is probably caused by something new you are doing.
When I vape at 5v I get little sore tastebuds sometimes. I think the heat burns it a little or something.
It could also be something new you are doing that is not entirely vaping related.
Probably the best way to find out is to ask yourself what has changed recently to attribute to these symptoms.
It took me a while, but I made the connection with certain vendors juices and mouth sores.
I get mouth sores if I don't get enough sleep through the week - just to throw that out there
Through exhaustive research I've discovered kissing on the beach can lead to the same problem. The good news is that a cure is readily at hand. Simply cut up some limes and add them to a 12 pack of Dos Equis then drink.
Like stated...
New Juice vendor?
Higher PG count?
New flavor? (cinamin, clove, menthol...)
Higher voltage?
Lower resistance carto/atty?
Splashing more juice in your mouth (leaky cart, overfilling, etc)?
Did you finally give up the Analogs?
Or....
Change toothpaste, mouthwash, other oral hygene products? (some contain things that aggrovate mouth sores)
Eating more spicy food?
Eating faster then normal?
Dehydrated?
Only a small list of what could be causing it.
New Juice vendor?
Higher PG count?
New flavor? (cinamin, clove, menthol...)
Higher voltage?
Lower resistance carto/atty?
Splashing more juice in your mouth (leaky cart, overfilling, etc)?
Did you finally give up the Analogs?
Or....
Change toothpaste, mouthwash, other oral hygene products? (some contain things that aggrovate mouth sores)
Eating more spicy food?
Eating faster then normal?
Dehydrated?
Only a small list of what could be causing it.
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If you were out in the sun over the weekend that could aggravate and cause them to come up too...
I get them vaping sometimes. It could be dehydration (cliche I know), bad pH balance as in too much salt or acid from juice or food. Water and rest gets rid of them. Yep, could be too much of a good time. 
it could be from everything don't assume it automatically has to be vaping. Hope you feel better soon.
It happens to me also. Have one right now after not having any in about a half year. It makes me wonder also. If it is vaping related, I think it may have to do with the "flavoring" ingredients in the liquid. Even though I use the same liquids consistently, I think "batch" control can sometimes be a problem. This is just a guess on my part. It also could be a combination of things, including stress.
Its very common to get them after going to the dentist. I get them every time I get a filling. Root canal gave me a mouth full of them. Ask your doctor for "magic mouthwash" He will know what you mean
Its very common to get them after going to the dentist. I get them every time I get a filling. Root canal gave me a mouth full of them. Ask your doctor for "magic mouthwash" He will know what you mean
Interesting. I just went to the dentist 2 weeks ago (cap), if that is not considered too far past the visit to apply to your comment.
Nope happens up to a month after for me. And yes a cap would do it for me too!
"These ulcers also commonly occur after dental work, when incidental abrasions to the soft tissues of the mouth are common. A dentist can apply a protective layer of petroleum jelly before carrying out dental work in order to minimize the number of incidental injuries to the soft mucosa tissues."
Source: Mouth ulcer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dental amalgam is also an allergen that causes sores. And yes dentists still use this mostly on back teeth even though we now know the toxic effects of mercury. But hey at least you don't have to pay partial cost for those like you do with other dental materials. (My insurance sucks HA)
In other words, its probably the poison you don't know about instead of the one you do, that's causing it lol.
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