How to deal with tonsil ulcers

Ulcers are a disease that often occurs on the inner wall of the mouth, mostly caused by getting angry. Getting angry can also cause tonsillitis and some people may also develop ulcers. Ulcers are ruptures on the surface of the mucosa, resulting in wounds that are extremely painful. If no medication is used, they will heal on their own after a week. Let's take a look at the countermeasures for tonsil ulcers.

1. Local treatment: Corrosive drugs are suitable for rare and small ulcers, occasional cases with a diameter of less than 5 mm, using 10% silver nitrate or 50% trichloroacetic acid tincture.

2. Chinese herbal powders: such as Yangyin Shengji Powder, Xilei Powder, Bingpeng Powder, etc.

3. The drug film is a mucous membrane with drugs added.

4. Systemic treatment: Vitamin drugs, 0.1~0.2 grams of vitamin C each time, three times a day. Vitamin B complex, one tablet each time, three times a day.

If secondary anaerobic infection occurs, metronidazole 0.2 grams can be used, 1 tablet/time, 3 times/day.

If you have diseases such as gastroenteritis, you should also seek timely treatment.

Precautions for preparing medication for the pharynx, larynx, trachea and esophagus

1. Most of the drugs in this group act locally and can enter the lower respiratory tract with breathing and the digestive tract with swallowing. Therefore, the drugs used are required to be non-irritating, non-corrosive, harmless to the body, and have the function of cleaning, moisturizing and diluting local thick secretions.

2. Lozenges and tablets should have bactericidal, antibacterial, detumescent and astringent effects. The dosage form should not be too large, should not be easily deliquescent, but should be easily soluble. The taste of the slices should make people feel comfortable and not too bitter.

3. Powdered drugs are generally not used because they can only reach the oral cavity and are not easy to act directly on the pharynx. In particular, some throat inhalers with unknown ingredients can corrode the oral mucosa and form pseudomembranes and ulcers, leading to diagnostic difficulties and delayed treatment.

4. If irritating or corrosive drugs are used, they cannot be used by the patient themselves and should be applied directly to the affected area by a physician.

5. If the topical medication has a coloring effect, it should not be used before the diagnosis is confirmed.

6. Medication for throat should be slightly acidic.

Ulcers can cause great pain to patients, especially when swallowing. This feeling will gradually disappear with the passage of time. It is recommended that you eat a light diet, avoid eating dry and irritating foods, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and appropriately supplement with vitamin C and vitamin B, while using medication to treat ulcers.