What are the causes of bacterial stomatitis in children?

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Bacterial stomatitis in children is a viral disease. The incidence rate is also high. It is a disease of oral mucosa caused by herpes simplex virus. Acute onset, children with high fever, oral mucosa, gingival congestion, multiple ulcers. Herpes can also occur in the lip and perioral skin alone. It is a self limiting disease with good prognosis. Most of the cases occurred in children before 5 years old. There are pain, drooling, irritability and other typical symptoms. So, what are the causes of bacterial stomatitis in children?

What are the causes of bacterial stomatitis in children?

1. Children's body immune system is relatively weak, bacteria are easy to invade. In particular, the proliferation of bacteria in the oral cavity is active, the virulence is enhanced, and the relationship between the flora is imbalance. Pathogenic bacteria mainly include Streptococcus, Staphylococcus aureus and so on. We should keep these knowledge in mind!

2. Seasonal exchange is the most likely cause of cold, stomatitis refers to the inflammation of oral mucosa caused by various infections, infection is often caused by viruses, fungi, bacteria, do not pay attention to tableware and oral hygiene or various diseases lead to the decline of body resistance and other factors and lead to the occurrence of stomatitis. The disease is more common in infants. It may occur alone or secondary to systemic diseases such as acute infection.

3. Herpetic stomatitis is caused by herpesvirus. Herpes simplex virus infection is mainly transmitted through direct contact with droplets, saliva, and herpetic fluid. It can also be indirectly transmitted through tableware and clothing. The main way of transmission is to enter the human body directly through respiratory tract, oral cavity, nose, genital mucosa or damaged skin.

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Bacterial stomatitis in children is a viral disease. The incidence rate is also high. It is a disease of oral mucosa caused by herpes simplex virus. Acute onset, children with high fever, oral mucosa, gingival congestion, multiple ulcers. Herpes can also occur in the lip and perioral skin alone.