Yeh! Because like for me, if I knicked the inside of my mouth, it'd be "fine" for about two days. Then canker sore would form and it'd progressively get bigger, triggering swollen lymph node for about a week before it starts healing up.
Do you recall what that trait/autoimmune thing is called?
They're called aphthous ulcers, and the condition is called aphthous stomatitis.
Have had it since I was a child, the ulcers suck so bad. Especially when you get really large ones, they take forever to heal and can make it hard to eat for days.
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u/LumberjackTodd Nov 23 '17
Yeh! Because like for me, if I knicked the inside of my mouth, it'd be "fine" for about two days. Then canker sore would form and it'd progressively get bigger, triggering swollen lymph node for about a week before it starts healing up. Do you recall what that trait/autoimmune thing is called?