3-year-old oral ulcer

The pain caused by oral ulcers is very obvious. Adults will feel excruciating pain after suffering from oral ulcers. If oral ulcers appear in a three-year-old child, the child will cry incessantly. Accidentally biting the skin inside the mouth while chewing or bacterial infection may cause oral ulcers. What are the treatment measures for oral ulcers in three-year-old children?

1. Drug treatment. Since babies will feel great pain after getting oral ulcers, especially when the area of ​​the oral ulcers is relatively large, the best way to quickly cure oral ulcers for babies is drug treatment. There are two types of medicines, one is vitamin C applied to the ulcer surface. Another type is external medications such as Ike Patches. Although the effect is slower, it has almost no side effects.

Second, dietary adjustment. After a three-year-old baby develops oral ulcers, he or she must be fed less food that is easy to cause inflammation, such as fried chicken legs, cola hamburgers, etc. Try not to feed the baby this kind of food. You can drink more boiled water and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Because fruits and vegetables contain a lot of vitamins, they also have a certain auxiliary therapeutic effect on oral ulcers.

3. Take good care of your baby’s oral anti-inflammatory work. The reason why babies develop oral ulcers is mainly related to viral infection of the oral cavity. However, some parents think that three-year-old children are too young, so they have never brushed their teeth for them, which will cause a large number of bacteria to accumulate in the mouth. Therefore, babies should brush their teeth like adults before going to bed every night and after getting up in the morning.

The above is an introduction to "What to do if your 3-year-old baby has oral ulcers". From the above introduction, we can see that oral ulcers in babies are also a relatively common symptom, and parents do not need to worry too much. However, after the baby has oral ulcers, parents can treat the child through three aspects: using medication, adjusting diet, and keeping the oral cavity clean.