Mouth Ulcer in Spanish_ úlcera Bucal

Mouth Ulcer in Spanish: 煤lcera Bucal

The Spanish term for mouth ulcer is ”煤lcera bucal.” Here's a more detailed breakdown of related terms and phrases in Spanish that you might find useful when discussing mouth ulcers:

煤lcera bucal - Mouth ulcer

Afta - Canker sore (another common term for mouth ulcer)

Llaga en la boca - Sore in the mouth

煤lcera en la boca - Ulcer in the mouth

Herida en la boca - Wound in the mouth

Additional relevant vocabulary:

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Dolor - Pain

Inflamaci贸n - Inflammation

Ardor - Burning sensation

Molestia - Discomfort

Curaci贸n - Healing

Useful phrases:

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Tengo una 煤lcera bucal - I have a mouth ulcer

Me duele la boca - My mouth hurts

Tengo una llaga en la lengua - I have a sore on my tongue

Siento ardor en la boca - I feel a burning sensation in my mouth

?C贸mo se trata una 煤lcera bucal? - How do you treat a mouth ulcer?

Medical terms:

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Estomatitis aftosa - Aphthous stomatitis

Lesi贸n oral - Oral lesion

Mucosa bucal - Oral mucosa

Tratamiento t贸pico - Topical treatment

Enjuague bucal - Mouthwash

When discussing symptoms with a Spanish-speaking healthcare provider, you might say:

”Tengo una 煤lcera bucal que me causa dolor y molestia al comer y hablar. Est谩 en el interior de mi mejilla y lleva varios d铆as.”

(I have a mouth ulcer that's causing me pain and discomfort when eating and speaking. It's on the inside of my cheek and has been there for several days.)

Remember that in some Spanish-speaking countries, local terms or colloquialisms might be used to describe mouth ulcers. Always clarify with your healthcare provider if you're unsure about any terms being used.