How does Triple Tablets treat oral ulcers?

Anyone who has had oral ulcers knows that if oral ulcers form a certain periodicity and recur repeatedly, we should not take it lightly. We need to go to the oral hospital or oral department in time to find out the cause and treat it in time. Although this disease is not serious, it can be very painful when it really happens. Some people say that triple tablets are very effective in treating recurrent oral ulcers. The following is a detailed introduction to triple tablets for treating oral ulcers.

Sanlian Tablets Granules are the best treatment for oral ulcers

At present, the medical community divides the treatment of recurrent oral ulcers into two main categories, namely local treatment and systemic treatment. In terms of local treatment, the principles are to reduce inflammation, relieve pain, prevent secondary infection and promote healing. The methods include using paste or ointment products, whose main ingredients are chlortetracycline, dicaine, adrenocortical hormone, vitamin A, etc., which are applied to the oral ulcer site, and the goal of healing the ulcer site is achieved through direct contact of the drug with the diseased site. The disadvantage of this method is that the efficacy of the drug is greatly reduced due to the production of saliva inside the mouth; there are also membrane agents, such as oral ulcer ointment membrane, rifampicin membrane or propolis membrane, which directly seal the ulcer site and use the body's own repair function to restore the lesion to normal. The disadvantage is that it is easy to recur and the lesion still exists; there are also mouthwashes such as 0.03% furacilin solution, 2% compound boric acid solution, etc., to keep the oral cavity clean and hygienic and prevent microbial factors from participating in certain factors of ulcer lesions; there are also local treatments that use machine physiotherapy, using lasers, microwaves and other instruments or intraoral ultraviolet lamps to irradiate the ulcer. Although it has the effect of reducing exudation and promoting healing, it is costly and has high radiation, which is more harmful to the human body. In the systemic treatment of recurrent oral ulcers, the principles are to treat the cause, promote healing, and reduce recurrence. The main methods include injecting immune enhancers, that is, injecting 1 unit of transfer growth factor or adrenal cortex hormone subcutaneously in the upper arm or thigh groin, using the body's internal immune system to heal the patient on its own, and gradually reducing the dosage after the ulcer is controlled; or giving the patient oral multivitamin tablets or zinc preparations to supplement the essential ingredients needed by the human body and solve the problem from a nutritional aspect.

The main causes of oral ulcers are

First, immune disorder. Modern medical research believes that autoimmune disorders can cause the body to be attacked by various diseases, oral ulcers being one of them. Recurrent oral ulcers are closely related to one's own immune system. Some patients develop ulcer reactions in their bodies due to immune deficiency; some patients develop autoimmune reactions, where their own immune system rejects their own cells and causes ulcers.

Second, there is great mental pressure. Studies have shown that some patients have obvious mental factors, which manifest as being more susceptible to illness or a significantly increased frequency of illness when they are overworked, emotionally agitated, or have a changed living environment. In real life, people who are often angry, nervous, and irritable are more likely to suffer from oral ulcers. This is because people with high mental stress actually have their own hormone levels in an unbalanced state, which can easily cause various minor physical problems, reduce their own immunity, and give oral ulcers an opportunity to take advantage.

Third, family genetic factors. In clinical practice, the onset of recurrent oral ulcers has an obvious familial genetic tendency. If one or more parents suffer from frequent oral ulcers, their children are more likely to suffer from the disease than the average person. This is due to congenital factors and has nothing to do with diet and daily life.

Fourth, lack of certain nutrients. The nutrients most closely related to oral ulcers are B vitamins (especially vitamin B2). In addition, a lack of vitamin C can also increase the risk of oral ulcers. Since zinc deficiency can affect ulcer healing, when oral ulcers recur and vitamin supplements are ineffective, you should consider the possibility of zinc deficiency. If the food lacks elements such as zinc, copper, iron, or vitamins B1, B2, B6, and folic acid, it can also lead to recurrent aphthous ulcers, so you should have a balanced diet.

Fifth, the food has a strong taste. Frequent oral ulcers may also be caused by diet. People who often smoke, drink, and eat spicy and irritating foods are prone to oral ulcers.