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What is Magic Mouthwash?

Also sometimes referred to as “miracle mouthwash,” Magic Mouthwash is a compounded medication prescribed by a doctor to treat pain and inflammation in the mouth. A number of ingredients can be used depending on the specific needs of a patient, but there are certain formulations that tend to be the most commonly prescribed. At Undefined Health, we offer two formulations that are very common in our experience, and we also offer custom compounded formulations. 

What is Magic Mouthwash used for?

Magic Mouthwash can be used to treat various oral conditions including:

  • Oral Mucositis: most commonly seen in patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
  • Canker Sores (Aphthous Ulcers): small lesions in the mouth, which can be caused by stress, dietary deficiencies, menstrual periods, hormonal changes, allergies, and trauma.
  • Oral Thrush: a fungal infection resulting in painful white patches in the mouth often caused by antibiotics and immune system problems.
  • Lichen Planus: an inflammatory condition affecting the skin and mucous membranes. 

How Is Magic Mouthwash Used?

 Magic Mouthwash should be used as prescribed, but general guidelines include:

  • Swish and spit: typically, 1-2 teaspoons is swished around the mouth for 1-2 minutes and then spit out; however, sometimes it is recommended to swallow the product if there are sores in the throat.
  • Every 4-6 hours: the product is typically used every 4-6 hours, depending on the severity of the symptoms.
  • Avoid Eating & Drinking: avoid eating and drinking at least 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after using the mouthwash to allow the medication to take full effect. 

Side Effects

As with many medications, Magic Mouthwash can have side effects, but they generally tend to be minor and far outweighed by the significant relief felt from using the product. Side effects may include:

  • Numbness: local anesthetics, such as lidocaine, are frequently used to help relieve pain, which leads to temporary numbness in the mouth and throat.
  • Swallowing Difficulties: Numbness in the mouth and throat can interfere with swallowing.
  • Altered Taste: Some patients experience a metallic or unpleasant taste. 

Conclusion

Magic Mouthwash has decades of clinical use, offering relief from pain and inflammation in the mouth caused by a wide variety of conditions. It is important to follow the instructions prescribed by your doctor when using Magic Mouthwash to maximize results. 

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