Why does my child's tongue itch?

Children often eat randomly when their parents are not paying attention. However, children's immune systems are relatively low and their bodies may be very sensitive. Therefore, children are very likely to develop allergic reactions after coming into contact with something. Some children accidentally eat something and develop a lot of red rashes on their tongue, which feels very itchy. Let’s take a look at why children’s tongues are itchy.

Red spots on the tongue may be caused by allergies or herpetic stomatitis caused by herpes simplex infection. Guidance: It is recommended to take your child to the oral mucosa department for examination, to determine the disease and prescribe symptomatic medication. Pay attention to your diet, avoid eating spicy and greasy seafood, and drink plenty of water.

It may be that you don't pay enough attention to oral hygiene, have unbalanced nutrition, and the dry climate. I suggest you take vitamin supplements, eat more vegetables, and drink green tea every day. Also, do at least 15-20 minutes of physical exercise every day to enhance your resistance. Think about whether you have any bad health problems, such as sniffing, or whether you live in a dusty or polluted environment. Suggestions: Treatment of oral ulcers Although oral ulcers are not serious, the pain is not small. Here are two simple and painless treatment methods: (1) Use one tablespoon of whole milk powder and a little white sugar, and drink it with boiled water, 2 to 3 times a day. After 2 days, the ulcer wound will heal. This method is very suitable for children and eliminates the difficulty of taking medicine. (2) Insist on gargling with strong tea. The tea tannins in tea have astringent effects and can promote the healing of oral ulcers. At the same time, tea can kill bacteria and reduce inflammation, and tea tannins can coagulate the protein of single-cell bacteria.

Not paying enough attention to oral hygiene, unbalanced nutrition, and dry climate. It is recommended to supplement vitamins, eat more vegetables, drink green tea every day. Also, do at least 15-20 minutes of physical exercise every day to enhance resistance. Suggestions: Treatment of oral ulcers. Although oral ulcers are not serious, the pain is not small.

Here are two easy and painless treatments:

(1) Use one tablespoon of whole milk powder and a little sugar, take it with boiled water, 2 to 3 times a day, and the ulcer will heal after 2 days. This method is very suitable for children, eliminating the difficulty of taking medicine.

(2) Keep gargling with strong tea. The tea tannins in tea have an astringent effect and can promote the healing of oral ulcers. At the same time, tea can kill bacteria and reduce inflammation. Tea tannins can coagulate the protein of single-celled bacteria. People often use tea soup to rinse wounds to disinfect and kill bacteria and promote wound healing. In addition, tea is rich in vitamins, such as vitamin C.