What should I do if I have mouth sores on my tongue and keep recurring?

Mouth sores on the tongue that have been recurring may be caused by non-pathological reasons such as improper diet and mental factors. It may also be caused by pathological causes such as recurrent aphthous ulcer and traumatic stomatitis.

1. Physiological causes

1. Improper diet: If the patient eats spicy and irritating food for a long time or often eats hard food, it will cause certain damage to the tongue, thus causing the above symptoms. It is recommended to pay attention to a light diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

2. Mental factors: If you are in a state of tension and anxiety for a long time, it will also reduce the body's immunity, thereby inducing the disease. Maintaining a good mindset in daily life can be done by listening to soothing music to relieve stress, or by exercising.

2. Pathological causes

1. Recurrent aphthous ulcer: Recurrent aphthous ulcer is a common oral mucosal ulcer disease, which usually causes round or oval-shaped superficial ulcers on the tongue and lips accompanied by significant pain. It can be treated with medications such as ice boron powder and watermelon cream spray under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Traumatic stomatitis: Traumatic stomatitis refers to an inflammatory reaction that occurs in the oral cavity, usually caused by trauma or bites.When the disease occurs, local tissues are damaged, so ulcers may occur. You can take antibiotic drugs such as cefixime capsules and amoxicillin capsules as prescribed by your doctor.

In addition to this, it may also be related to immune system dysfunction, which requires prompt medical attention and appropriate treatment.