Child's tongue hurts

Children's tongue pain is usually caused by getting angry. We should pay attention to diet issues, let children drink more water and eat a light diet. However, a child's tongue pain may also be a symptom of tongue coating and oral ulcers, so when a child's tongue hurts, we should pay attention to the child's oral hygiene and use medication to treat it. For specific treatment methods, you can read the content of the article.

If a child has tongue pain, first check whether the tongue is sore or has ulcers; secondly, check whether there is tongue coating on the surface of the tongue. Tongue pain is usually caused by eating too hot food, which burns the surface. One reason is glossitis caused by getting angry. If tongue pain is caused by bacterial infection, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and bacterial culture, which is usually caused by Candida infection. Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, avoid spicy and irritating foods, pay attention to oral hygiene, rinse your mouth frequently, and supplement vitamin C and vitamin B2.

Daily attention:

In daily life, children usually suffer from symptoms such as oral ulcers due to eating overheated or hard food. If your child has a sore tongue, do not eat spicy or irritating food. If necessary, you can rinse the tongue with nystatin suspension or sodium bicarbonate. Pay attention to personal oral hygiene, rinse your mouth frequently with light salt water, drink more water, and improve your immunity. If the body lacks vitamins, the immune system will be weakened and it will be easy to be infected by bacteria. Another reason for children's tongue pain is a lack of B vitamins. It is recommended to supplement B vitamins.

Precautions:

To prevent children's tongue pain from recurring frequently, you can gargle with light salt water every morning and before going to bed. Gargling with light salt water can effectively treat tongue ulcers. Go to bed early and get up early every day, improve sleep quality to improve the body's immunity, and repair tongue ulcers through the body's repair function. Eat some broccoli, celery, and more carrots and other vegetables to supplement vitamins, chlorophyll and carotene. In addition, let the baby stick out his tongue and observe carefully. If the upper part and both sides of the baby's tongue are red, it is a symptom of the baby getting angry. The baby can eat more watermelon and pear to clear and reduce heat.