What medicine should I use for my child's cracked mouth?

For children with cracks at the corners of their mouths, you can apply chapped cream, urea ointment, acyclovir ointment, etc. These drugs are relatively effective in treating cracks at the corners of their mouths, and have minor side effects, so there is no need to worry too much.

1. Chapped lips cream: If the chapped lips are caused by getting angry, you can apply chapped lips cream as prescribed by your doctor to relieve dry skin and promote skin healing. Do not laugh after applying the ointment to avoid tearing the wound, aggravating the pain and affecting recovery.

2. Urea ointment: Urea ointment is also a common medicine for treating skin keratosis, chapped hands and feet, and dry skin. It is an external medicine. When using it, you need to clean the affected area and apply an appropriate amount of ointment to the affected area. The condition will improve in about two or three days.

3. Acyclovir ointment: The cracks at the corners of children's mouth are generally caused by inflammation due to infection by pathogens such as viruses or bacteria. You can apply acyclovir ointment under the guidance of a doctor to play an anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effect, help improve the condition, prevent infection, and accelerate skin healing.

During the recovery period, you should drink more warm water, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, replenish the body's lost water in time, avoid dry skin, and if you find cracks around the corners of your mouth, you must seek treatment early so that the condition can improve quickly.