In the last year or two, mouth sores have been frequent
Frequent oral ulcers may be caused by non-pathological factors such as improper diet and vitamin deficiencies, or pathological factors such as recurrent aphthous ulcers and traumatic stomatitis. Patients need to be treated according to the cause.
1. Physiological factors
1. Improper diet: If you usually like to eat spicy and irritating food or hard food, it may cause damage to the oral mucosa, thus causing mouth ulcers.
It is recommended to pay attention to a reasonable diet in daily life, mainly light and easy to digest food, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as apples, spinach, etc., which can supplement the nutrients needed by the body and help the recovery of the disease.
2. Vitamin deficiency: If there is a lack of vitamins in the body, it will also induce the disease, because vitamins play an important role in the human body by promoting cell growth and repair. When the body lacks vitamins, it can lead to a decrease in the body's immunity and susceptibility to bacterial infections that can cause mouth ulcers. Therefore, it is necessary to eat vitamin-rich fresh fruits and vegetables, such as kiwifruit, oranges, tomatoes, etc., and if necessary, you can also take multivitamin tablets, vitamin B2 tablets and other drugs according to the doctor's instructions to improve symptoms.
2. Pathological factors
1. Recurrent aphthous ulcer: Recurrent aphthous ulcer is a common oral mucosal ulcer disease, and its causes are related to abnormal immune system, genetics and other factors. The disease predominantly presents as a round or oval superficial ulcer with a redness around it and marked pain. Patients can use drugs such as Ice Boron Powder and Guilin Watermelon Cream under the guidance of doctors to relieve the symptoms of discomfort, and at the same time, they should also pay attention to maintaining good lifestyle habits, avoiding staying up late, and ensuring sufficient sleep time.
2. Traumatic stomatitis: Traumatic stomatitis refers to the inflammatory reaction that occurs in the oral cavity, usually caused by trauma or poor occlusion, and symptoms such as local tissue necrosis and ulceration may occur. Patients can be treated with oral antibiotic drugs, such as cefixime capsules, amoxicillin capsules, etc., and if there is a secondary infection, it needs to be treated by debridement in time.
In addition, it may also be caused by long-term mental stress, endocrine disorders and other reasons, and should be diagnosed by timely medical treatment and perfect examination.