Eat plenty of blueberries - they are astringent and act as a strong antiseptic, and so they can be useful for mouth ulcers or sores and infections of the gums.

Try mixing two teaspoons of sea salt and two teaspoons of hydrogen peroxide in a large glass of warm water as a mouthwash. (NB: Don't swallow.) Hot salt water held in the mouth over an abscess also helps to disperse it.

Boil 1 tsp of coriander seeds in 1 cup of water. Remove when slightly warm gargle. Repeat 3-4 times a day.

Take 1 tsp finely powdered Indian Gooseberry root bark, mix with honey. Apply to affected areas frequently.

Gargle 2-3 times daily with Listerine. It will burn, but it cleans the ulcer and allows it to heal.

Mix 7 parts of sugar candy (mishri) with 1 part of camphor. Apply on the blister.

Apply peppermint oil to the affected area.

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