Should children with swollen and painful gums receive intravenous injections to reduce inflammation?

It is quite common for children to have swollen and painful gums in their daily lives. At this time, they should receive timely and effective treatment. They can take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally and use medication under the guidance of a doctor. Of course, if the condition is more serious, they can also receive intravenous infusion under the guidance of a doctor. It should be noted that you should not use intravenous infusion for anti-inflammatory treatment easily. After all, improper intravenous infusion for anti-inflammatory treatment can cause great harm to the body.

If the child's swollen and painful gums are not very serious, there is no need for intravenous treatment and oral medication can be sufficient, such as oral cephalosporin antibiotics. Pay attention to oral hygiene and eat more foods rich in vitamin C.

What to do if your baby has swollen and painful gums

1. Pay attention to the temperature of toothpaste when brushing your teeth

If children have swollen and painful gums, they need to brush their teeth regularly with desensitizing or acid-resistant toothpaste, because these two types of toothpaste contain fluoride, which can prevent teeth from dephosphorizing and decalcifying in an acidic environment, and has the effects of anti-acid, anti-aging, and anti-acid and pain relief. Current clinical data shows that the element fluoride can prevent the occurrence of this disease. However, excessive use of this element is not good for the body. Therefore, in daily life, parents should carefully choose fluoride toothpaste for their children to brush their teeth, and control the amount.

In addition, remember to brush your teeth with warm water. Because the dental pulp nerves are sensitive to temperature, especially those with worn teeth and exposed dentin, cold stimulation can cause toothache. Warm water is a natural protective agent for teeth and can prevent and treat allergic toothache.

This method can relieve 50% of the pain. Rub a piece of ice on the "V" area between the thumb and index finger bones, and gently press the ice on this area for 5-7 minutes. A Canadian researcher found that 60-90% of people who used this method experienced relief from toothache. His research showed that this friction method can interfere with the transmission of toothache nerve impulses.

1. Boil 100 grams of mung beans and 15 grams of licorice in water, remove the residue, eat the beans and drink the soup, twice a day, one dose per day.

2. 100 grams of fresh ginger and 500 grams of loofah. Wash the fresh loofah and cut it into sections. Wash the fresh ginger and slice it. Add two leaves to water and boil for 3 hours. Drink soup twice a day. This prescription is used to treat swollen and painful gums, dry mouth and nose, and bleeding nasal membranes (nosebleeds). It has the effects of clearing away heat and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain.

3. Bitter melon is cold in nature and bitter in taste. It has the effects of anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, detoxifying and clearing away heat. Eating it when the disease occurs can relieve toothache.