How does child oral cavity ulcer do?

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Oral ulcer, commonly known as "aphthous ulcer", is a common ulcerative injury of oral mucosa, which is more common in the medial lip, tongue, tongue abdomen, buccal mucosa, vestibular sulcus, soft palate and other parts. The mucosa in these parts lacks keratinizing layer or poor keratinizing. Tongue ulcer refers to the oral ulcer occurring in the tongue and the belly of the tongue. When the oral ulcer attacks, the pain is severe, and the local burning pain is obvious. If it is serious, it will affect the diet and speech, causing great inconvenience to daily life; It can be complicated with halitosis, chronic pharyngitis, constipation, headache, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, irritability, fever, lymphadenectasis and other systemic symptoms. Now let's talk about how to do children's oral ulcer?

How does child oral cavity ulcer do?

1. It is also called recurrent oral ulcer (ROU), recurrent aphthae or cankersores. Burning pain is its prominent feature. Gu Guan is named "aphthous" (meaning "burning pain" in Greek). Its appearance is single or multiple round or oval ulcers of different sizes, covered with gray or yellow pseudomembrane, with central depression, The boundary was clear and the surrounding mucosa was red and slightly swollen. The age of onset is estimated to be between 10 and 20 years old, with more women. It can occur in all seasons of the year and recover in about 10 days.

2. It has a history of radiation exposure and is characterized by acute and chronic oral damage. Redness and edema of oral mucosa appeared when the degree of radiation stomatitis was mild; Erosions, ulcers, covered with white pseudomembrane, easy bleeding, obvious tenderness, dry mouth, bad breath, etc. can be combined with dysfunctions such as eating difficulties and systemic symptoms such as dizziness, insomnia, anorexia, hair loss, etc. when severe, it can be accompanied by systemic damage such as bleeding, secondary infection, etc.

3. It often occurs in infants and young children. In the early stage, the main manifestation is clusters of small blisters. After the blister is broken, it will fuse into a larger erosive surface or irregular ulcer. There is a clear relationship between relapse and inducement. Before relapse, it is often accompanied by throat pain, fatigue and other precursor symptoms. During the onset, it is often accompanied by obvious systemic discomfort.

matters needing attention

For the treatment of oral ulcer, it is mainly to eliminate the cause of disease, enhance physique and symptomatic treatment. The treatment method should adhere to the combination of systemic treatment and local treatment, the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and the combination of physiological and psychological treatment. It should be noted that long-lasting, large and deep tongue ulcer may be a precancerous lesion, which is prone to canceration. If necessary, biopsy has been made to make a definite diagnosis.