Symptoms of stomatitis in babies

Stomatitis is very uncomfortable. If your mouth is uncomfortable, you will feel uncomfortable eating anything. If you have a poor appetite, your mood for the whole day will become inexplicably bad. In fact, it is not just us who have this disease. Every baby will suffer from many diseases during the growth process. What should we do if the baby has stomatitis? Babies are not like us who can tell us, so we need to observe the baby carefully. Then follow the editor to take a look at the symptoms of baby stomatitis.

1. The internal factors that cause stomatitis in babies may be endocrine disorders, which lead to reduced immunity. Some babies suffer from stomatitis due to digestive system diseases and digestive disorders, which cause diarrhea, constipation, abdominal distension, etc.

2. Mental factors can also easily cause stomatitis in babies. For example, if the baby's mood swings are particularly severe and his sleep is not very good, it will cause autonomic nervous system dysfunction in the baby, leading to stomatitis.

3. Stomatitis in babies may also be related to genetic factors. If both parents suffer from stomatitis, about 80% to 90% of the babies will suffer from oral ulcers.

4. A very small number of babies suffer from recurrent oral ulcers due to a lack of trace elements in their bodies, which leads to reduced immune function.

Symptoms of stomatitis

Stomatitis is particularly painful for adults, not to mention if it happens to babies. It is not difficult to imagine that babies will cry constantly due to the troubles of stomatitis. Let's follow the editor to look at the symptoms of baby stomatitis. What are they?

1. Babies with mild stomatitis will have congestion and edema of the oral mucosa, pain when eating, dry stools, flaking of the tongue coating, and excessive drooling.

2. Some babies' stomatitis may appear in the form of thrush. Usually, milky white patches of varying sizes will be found on the baby's oral mucosa, often on the baby's tongue and lips. If these spots are wiped off, you will see red wounds underneath. In severe cases, the baby will have a slight fever or even cry constantly.

3. Some babies will have more serious stomatitis. For example, some herpetic stomatitis will often cause the baby to have a high temperature of 40 degrees, severe congestion and edema of the oral mucosa, and some large and small blisters will gather on the baby's lips and tongue. The surface will be covered with some yellow-white pseudomembranes. If the blisters rupture, ulcers will form.