Tips for treating oral ulcers in 1-year-old babies

In life, oral ulcers are not a serious disease, but they are a common disease that can affect both the elderly and children. The disease can usually heal itself in about a week, so there is no need to worry. However, if a one-year-old baby suffers from oral ulcers, you need to pay special attention. Oral ulcers will affect the baby's eating and sleeping, thereby affecting the baby's growth and development. So what are some tips for treating oral ulcers in a one-year-old baby?

1. Vitamin C tablets: Crush 1-2 tablets and sprinkle them on the ulcer surface. Let the baby close his mouth for a while, twice a day. Although this method is very effective, it will cause some pain and the baby may not cooperate well.

2. Use whole milk powder: 1 soup spoon each time and add a little sugar, drink with boiled water, 2-3 times a day, it is best to drink before going to bed. The ulcer usually disappears after 2 days of taking it.

3. Watermelon pulp: squeeze out the juice and hold it in your mouth. Swallow it after about 2-3 minutes. Then hold the watermelon juice in your mouth. Repeat several times, 2-3 times a day.

4. Eggs and mung beans: Beat the eggs in a bowl and mix into a paste. Put an appropriate amount of mung beans in a ceramic pot and soak them in cold water for more than 10 minutes. Put on the fire and boil for about 2 minutes (do not cook for too long). At this time, the mung beans are not cooked. Take the mung bean water and mix it with frangipani to drink, once in the morning and once in the evening.

5. Pick an appropriate amount of fresh banana leaves, heat them over fire and apply them to the oral ulcers, 2-3 times a day.

6. Tomatoes: Cut the tomatoes and squeeze out the juice, then hold the tomato juice in your mouth for several minutes each time, several times a day.

Oral ulcers, also known as "mouth sores", are superficial ulcers that occur on the oral mucosa. They can range in size from a grain of rice to a soybean, and can be round or oval in shape. The ulcer surface is concave and surrounded by congestion. Pain can be caused by irritating foods and can generally heal on their own in one to two weeks.

Prevention of oral ulcers in infant care

Oral ulcers are largely related to personal physical fitness, so it is unlikely to completely avoid their occurrence, but the incidence can still be reduced if the inducing factors are avoided.

Specific measures are: 1. Pay attention to oral hygiene, avoid damage to the oral mucosa, avoid spicy food and local irritation. 2. Keep a good mood, be optimistic and cheerful, and avoid getting anxious when encountering problems. 3. Ensure adequate sleep time and avoid excessive fatigue. 4. Pay attention to regularity of life and balanced nutrition, develop certain bowel habits and prevent constipation.