Tongue blisters are sores or fluid-filled bubbles on the tongue. Tongue blisters are very painful. The soreness that comes with them subsides naturally after 7–10 days.

Ways to treat tongue blisters

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Mouth wash

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Avoid using tobacco products

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Avoid spicy, salty and acidic foods

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Avoid alcohol

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Maintain a healthy diet

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