According to the Centers for Disease Control, the earliest warning signs of the primary stage of syphilis appear as sores at ...

Most HFMD cases are mild, but the DOH warned that symptoms include fever, cough, boils, mouth ulcers, and blisters on hands, feet, and buttocks. It can also cause more serious complications such ...

Cat colds, also known as feline upper respiratory infections (URIs), are a common ailment among felines. These infections are typically caused by viruses, ...

Radiotherapy to the head and neck causes temporary (or acute) side effects. Side effects can be mild or more severe, depending on the size of the area being treated and the length of your treatment.

Bouquets usually make great gifts during the holidays. However, this one particular flower can be toxic, and even deadly, to your cat. Here's what to know.

It also increases the risk of stomach cancer. An open sore that can occur on the skin, in the mouth, and in the lining of the stomach and intestines. In peptic ulcer disease, acid and the digestive ...

These can occur on the gums, tongue, or palate. More common conditions that cause mouth sores include canker sores and cold sores. There is little research on the connection between acid reflux ...

It is particularly common in cats in shelters or breeding colonies and mostly affects young cats. Calicivirus can cause mouth ulcers, pneumonia, and a range of other respiratory issues. A cat’s nasal ...

The NHS also cites a "sore and red tongue," or glossitis, and mouth ulcers as symptoms. "Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause physical, neurological and psychological symptoms," explains the Cleveland ...

A woman is urging people not to ignore mouth ulcers that don't go away - after hers turned out to be cancer and she needed 6cm of her tongue cut off. Helen Keough noticed a new ulcer had appeared ...

When this form of liquorice mixes with saliva, it's demulcent (soothing and coating) properties are can have a helpful healing effect on ulcers. Very occasionally mouth ulcers can be due to ...

A woman is urging people not to ignore mouth ulcers that don't go away - after hers turned out to be cancer and she needed 6cm of her tongue cut off. Helen Keough noticed a new ulcer had appeared ...