"Singaw" in English refers to canker sores, also known as minor aphthous ulcers.
Canker Sores (Singaw): An Overview
Canker sores, or singaw as they are called in Tagalog, are painful ulcers that develop inside the mouth. They are not contagious.
Symptoms of Singaw (Canker Sores)
- Pain: Often described as a tingling or burning sensation.
- Location: Commonly found inside the mouth, on the tongue, or the inner cheeks.
- Systemic Symptoms: Can sometimes be accompanied by high fever.
Key Information about Singaw (Canker Sores)
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| English Name | Canker Sores, Minor Aphthous Ulcers |
| Tagalog Name | Singaw |
| Symptoms | Painful ulcers, tingling/burning sensation |
| Location | Inside mouth, tongue, inner cheeks |
| Contagious | No |
