Can Meloxicam Cause Mouth Ulcers? Understanding the Risk and What to Do
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While not among the most common side effects, research confirms that meloxicam can potentially cause mouth ulcers in some individuals. As a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), meloxicam works by inhibiting certain enzymes, which can sometimes reduce the protective factors in the oral mucosa and increase the risk of ulceration.
