How to treat blisters on baby's mouth

The slightest problem with the baby will make parents very nervous, because babies do not know how to express their pain, so the problem usually worsens when it develops. For example, when the seasons change, the most common problem is blisters growing inside the baby's mouth. This means that there are some inflammatory changes inside the baby's body, so it is necessary to prescribe the right medicine as much as possible, and choose medicines that will not cause any harm to the baby's constitution.

Treatment :

If it is an oral ulcer, you can use watermelon frost spray. The watermelon frost spray has a tube. Aim at the wound, press the watermelon frost, and spray it on the wound. 3-6 times a day, 0.1-0.3 grams each time, spray on the affected area.

Remember to drink plenty of water, get enough rest, eat a light diet and have a balanced diet.

Blisters can also be caused by herpes virus infection, as well as oral ulcers and hand, foot and mouth disease. If the child has a fever, it is most likely due to herpes virus infection or hand, foot and mouth disease. If accompanied by red spots on the hands and feet, it is most likely hand, foot and mouth disease. If it is herpes virus infection and hand, foot and mouth disease, oral heat-clearing and fire-reducing drugs, such as Kouyanning, combined with antiviral drugs and anti-infection treatments can be sufficient. It is recommended to go to a regular dental hospital or children's hospital for diagnosis and treatment to get a clear diagnosis.

It may be angular cheilitis, commonly known as "sore corners of the mouth", which is manifested by redness, blistering, chapped lips, erosion, scabs, and desquamation at the corners of the mouth. The triggering factor of angular cheilitis is the cold and dry climate, which can cause the skin and mucous membranes around the lips and corners of the mouth to dry out and crack, allowing the surrounding bacteria to take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause infection, leading to angular cheilitis; when the lips are chapped, people often habitually lick them with their tongues, which makes the corners of the mouth more likely to dry out; if the vitamin intake from the diet is reduced, resulting in a deficiency of B vitamins in the body, it will also lead to the occurrence of vitamin B deficiency angular cheilitis.

It is recommended that if you suffer from angular cheilitis, you can take vitamin B complex. If it is caused by riboflavin deficiency, you can first apply gentian violet locally on the corners of the mouth to prevent infection, and take vitamin C and B2 orally. You can also use light salt water to clean the affected corners of your mouth, and after it dries, apply the pre-ground vitamin B2 on the corners of your mouth. Apply it once after three meals a day and before going to bed. It will be cured in at least three days and at most five days. People often mix borax powder and 20 grams of honey and apply it evenly to the affected area. There is also a method of using honey to wash the corners of the mouth. These methods have been proven to be very effective, and three times a day is ideal.

If the erosions at the corners of the mouth are caused by angular herpes oralis, you can keep your mouth clean and wash the affected areas at the corners of the mouth regularly, and apply tetracycline powder locally on the corners of the mouth for 2 to 3 days to prevent bacterial infection. You can also take Virulin orally under the guidance of a doctor.