What is thrush spray?

Diseases such as thrush mostly occur in young babies. It is an inflammation caused by bacterial growth on the respiratory mucosa. The main causes are bacterial infection of the birth canal, bacterial growth caused by not cleaning the nipples during breastfeeding, and the mother's hands not being kept clean at all times. This type of disease is generally not particularly serious and can be prevented in advance in life, such as maintaining good hygiene habits at all times.

When a baby has symptoms of a disease, people are often very cautious about using medication. Symptoms of thrush make the baby feel very uncomfortable, but because people are very worried about the choice of medication, the treatment effect is slow. So, can stomatitis spray be used for babies with thrush?

Children with thrush can take stomatitis spray, which has the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying, and relieving inflammation and pain. It is used to treat stomatitis, oral ulcers, pharyngitis, etc. and is particularly effective for oral inflammation in children.

Stomatitis spray is more effective and is widely used clinically. Many friends have oral ulcers caused by heat inflammation, irritability and insomnia. The natural condition of oral ulcers is about two weeks, but during these ten days, it brings inconvenience to the patient's life and diet. To speed up the healing of oral ulcers, you can actually use some medicine, and stomatitis spray is a good choice.

The main ingredients of stomatitis spray are dandelion, honeysuckle vine, soapberry thorn and beehive. Drugs such as dandelion, honeysuckle vine, soapberry thorn, and beehive are all heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs, and can cool blood and stop bleeding.

Therefore, the stomatitis spray has the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying, and relieving inflammation and pain. It is very effective for oral ulcers and pharyngitis. It is particularly effective for children's oral inflammation.

How to use stomatitis spray?

For oral spray, squeeze and spray an appropriate amount of liquid into the mouth each time, 3-4 times a day. Reduce the dosage for children. Stomatitis spray is simple and easy to use, and has a good effect on oral inflammation in adults and children. It is a must-have item in the home medicine cabinet.

The causes of oral ulcers may be local trauma, mental stress, food, medicine, changes in hormone levels, and lack of vitamins or trace elements. Systemic diseases, genetics, immunity and microorganisms may play an important role in the occurrence and development of oral ulcers.

Non-drug care for thrush in babies

1. It is best if everything you give your baby is disposable, but this may not be realistic, so pacifiers that your baby frequently uses must be scalded at high temperature and sterilized before they can be used again.

2. Fingers, toys, etc. that the baby may put into his mouth should be boiled in boiling water frequently for disinfection and cleaning.

3. If necessary, the dropper used to feed the baby medicine also needs to be disinfected frequently, at least it needs to be disinfected again after use and before use.

4. Baby’s clothes also need to be changed and washed frequently.

5. If the mother is breastfeeding, she should wash her hands and clean her nipples before feeding.

6. Do not feed water to your baby directly with his mouth, and do not wipe your baby's mouth with unclean cloth.

7. After feeding your baby each time, you can feed him some warm water to rinse out the residual milk in the baby's mouth and prevent the growth of mold.

8. If your baby uses a pacifier, it is best to stop using it during the period of thrush. This is also a good time to quit this habit. Because the baby's long-term sucking will prolong the disease.

9. If your baby already has thrush, you can use 2% to 3% sodium bicarbonate to clean the baby's mouth, and apply some ice pentandra powder and borax glycerin on the baby's mouth, 3 to 4 times a day.