What should I do if my baby has blisters on his tongue?

I believe many parents have had this experience: the child at home suddenly burst into tears or even refuses to cooperate with eating. The parents are at a loss and have to take the child to the hospital for examination, or even if they find blisters on the baby's tongue, they don't know what to do - after all, the child is too young and they dare not give him many medicines at will. So what exactly causes blisters on babies’ tongues, and how should parents deal with it?

Blisters on the baby's tongue may be caused by herpes virus, inflammation and vitamin deficiency.

The treatment of herpetic stomatitis is mainly to control the infection. You can use triazole riboside or oral isatis root powder to keep the mouth clean, repair the wound and relieve pain.

In order to treat babies whose tongues are blistered due to internal heat, you should try your best to avoid the phenomena that cause the baby to have internal heat. Ensure that your baby gets enough sleep so that the whole body can be fully repaired and adjusted during sleep, and the blistering phenomenon of the baby's tongue can be alleviated. Keep your baby's bowel movements smooth so that toxins can be excreted. Feed your babies fruits such as apples, watermelons, celery, bananas, etc. In addition, coarse grains such as purple rice buns, whole wheat bread, and corn porridge can also be eaten frequently because they are rich in dietary fiber. Don't eat too much at dinner, so as to avoid less exercise after the meal, resulting in the food in the stomach and intestines not being digested in time, causing fire. When the weather changes, add or remove clothes for your baby in time to prevent him from catching cold.

In addition, B vitamins should be appropriately supplemented, children should be given more water to drink during treatment, and outdoor exercise should be increased appropriately to enhance immunity.

The above are the common causes and treatments of blisters on babies’ tongues. I hope they will be helpful to parents and friends. In addition, parents can also guide their babies to eat an appropriate amount of vegetables and fruits to replenish water and vitamins on a daily basis, and take their children to more activities to enhance their immunity. If you need to take medication, you should follow your doctor's orders carefully and not explore on your own or rely too much on medication.