Small pimples on the corners of the child's mouth

It is quite common for children to have small pimples at the corners of their mouths. This phenomenon is mostly related to children getting angry, but parents should pay attention to whether the pimples at the corners of their children's mouths are on the inside or outside, and also pay attention to the number. Once parents discover this situation, they should take good care of their children, especially keeping the skin at the corners of their children's mouths clean, brushing their teeth on time and eating more fresh fruits and vegetables. If the condition is too serious, seek medical attention immediately.

What is the cause of the small pimples on the inside of the child's mouth?

When a child gets a fever, various symptoms will appear in the body, blistering or small pimples being one of them. In this case, parents only need to help their children reduce heat in the usual way. As the body returned to normal, the small bumps on the child's lips disappeared. However, if the child's condition is particularly serious, he or she may need to take some antipyretic drugs.

This mostly refers to herpetic gingivostomatitis. In addition to causing small bumps on the lips, this disease can also occur on the tongue, gums, pharynx and other parts of the body. Generally, parents will find a group of small blisters clustered together inside their child’s lips, and the child will also experience obvious pain.

What should I pay attention to when my child has pimples in his mouth?

You should maintain good living habits at ordinary times, and pay attention to oral care and hygiene in your eating habits, and detect and treat them early.

The diet should be light and easy to digest, drink plenty of water, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid eating spicy foods.

Mothers should tell their children to brush their teeth regularly to ensure oral cleanliness. Don't put anything in your mouth randomly. That is unhygienic and can easily lead to bacterial infection. Mothers need to improve their diet and daily living habits to avoid their children getting pimples in their mouths. If the bumps become more and more severe, you can take your child to the hospital for treatment.