Does cellulitis of floor of mouth heal symptom?

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Special attention should be paid to the diet of patients with cellulitis at the floor of mouth. Perimaxillofacial cellulitis refers to the acute inflammation of the fascia space around the jaw. So, let's take a look at the healing symptoms of cellulitis at the bottom of the mouth first? Let's introduce the related knowledge of the field.

Does cellulitis of floor of mouth heal symptom?

First, the local manifestations of infraorbital cellulitis are swelling and pain in the infraorbital area. Lower eyelid edema causes difficulty in opening eyes. The upper lip swelled and the nasolabial groove disappeared. The vestibular sulcus of maxillary anterior teeth is red and swollen. The source of the disease is often found.

Second, the main clinical features of submaxillary cellulitis are swelling and pain of the masseter parotid gland centered on the mandibular angle; Because of inflammatory stimulation, masseter muscle is in spasmodic state, resulting in local stiffness, limited mouth opening and even closed teeth; Even if the abscess has been formed, the fluctuation is not obvious in the early stage, and it is not easy to puncture, so it should be cut and drained in time.

Third: submandibular cellulitis is characterized by swelling and pain in the submandibular region, disappearance of dermatoglyphs, and skin brightness. The lower edge of the mandible may not show due to swelling.

matters needing attention

First of all, asphyxia and toxic shock should be prevented, and tracheotomy should be considered according to the degree of dyspnea; The infection was controlled by intravenous administration of high-dose antibiotics, and the systemic condition was improved by appropriate application of hormones and antibiotics. Local incision and drainage should be done as soon as possible to reduce tension, discharge pus and necrotic tissue, so as to prevent the body from absorbing too much toxin and aggravating the development of the disease. Under local anesthesia, the incision and drainage can be made from one mandibular angle to the opposite mandibular angle, which is parallel to the lower edge of the mandible. Sometimes, a longitudinal incision can be made, which is similar to "t" or "⊥" shaped incision. The platysma muscle is cut, and each space is widely separated, and the pus can flow out. If the infection is putrefaction and necrosis, the pus is thin with bubbles, stench and grayish black soft tissue, it can be flushed with 3% hydrogen peroxide and normal saline, and filled and drained with hypertonic saline gauze.