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This might be helpful.
If not, at the end there's some links
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ptoms-while-adjusting-vaping.html#post1024276
If not, at the end there's some links
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ptoms-while-adjusting-vaping.html#post1024276
I have gotten a couple of times. I use Vapor King Carts but I also use an atomizer with tips that I drip and I get the juice all over everything and it sometimes gets in my mouth. It can burn your mouth. It's only happened twice, I try not to over fill and to clean it off if I do. I may have gotten the sores on days when I vaped an extra lot.
I've gotten sores from getting juice in my mouth. I also have fairly sensitive skin, and have a lot of the other skin related reactions to the vapor. Be a little more careful, and try not to get the juice in your mouth. 
Hope that helps, but if it dosn't start getting better quick you can always consult your doc.
Hope that helps, but if it dosn't start getting better quick you can always consult your doc.
It could be a temporary reaction to detoxing from cigs.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/health-safety-e-smoking/57353-canker-sores.html#post883238
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/health-safety-e-smoking/57353-canker-sores.html#post883238
I got them very early on for the first couple weeks. they healed almost overnight. best of luck and happy vaping!
I didn't have them every day kinda maybe every few days or so. I was/am a heavy vaper like I stated they would be there, irritate for the day then be almost gone overnight.
I've been vaping for about three months now, no sores. If you have a sore from vaping, (1) I hope you heal and soon, (2) this is important information. Thanks.
Mouth sores are common in both ex-smoker detox (read the link M & M listed) and from getting juice in the mouth (nic can cause a 'chemical' burn but its not fatal or long term damaging unless you start drinking ejuice..and then you'd have other issues to worry about).
They will go away after a few days in both cases. Mild (very mild) saline rinses can help speed up the healing process, although I used a gum gel as I found it more soothing.
If you are at ALL worried go see a doctor or dentist (dentists tend to know more about mouth issues as its their speciality area) who can give you more info.
They will go away after a few days in both cases. Mild (very mild) saline rinses can help speed up the healing process, although I used a gum gel as I found it more soothing.
If you are at ALL worried go see a doctor or dentist (dentists tend to know more about mouth issues as its their speciality area) who can give you more info.
I got some ulcers in month when I first started vaping. These went away and now after 10 months I got some more. At the present time I have 3 ulcers in my mouth. Don't know if they are related to vaping but it does seem I get a lot more now then before. I rarely get eliquid in my mouth or especially in the back of my mouth and throat area. This is where these are located.
Not sure if you mean this reply to the OP as a joke or not - but mouth sores are documented as something that is common for smokers who give up smoking...
I've been vaping for 2 weeks now and haven't had any sores. I do agree that the juice burns if you get it in your mouth or on your lip, but I've found a good way to avoid that is to point your e-cig down when you hit it.
I only get sores if I use juice that is primarily PG and then it's in my nose (from exhalation) not my mouth. Have no problems with VG.
I got sores from moving my tongue around my mouth when I quit analogs. Kinda like a kid on crack. Just anxiety I think.
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