Mouth infections!
Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis!There are many types of mouth infections, such as blisters, ulcers, white patches, cysts, fungal cancers and many types of oral cancer, such as blisters.
- Occurs more frequently in childhood and more frequently in adolescents and young adults, and less frequently in older persons
- Most patients are healthy and do not smoke
- Acne develops 2 to 3 hours or one day earlier with redness or pain in the patient or little pain like itching
- The blisters are very painful, especially difficult to eat, and the blisters are mid-palms and edges around the red
- Position of blisters in the mouth on soft tissues such as the tongue, inner lip, soft palate, etc.
- Time with place can happen anywhere, often and often.
B) There are three main types of mouth blisters:
Minor Aphthous Stomatitis:
- The most common type
- Occurs in soft tissues in the mouth
- The bladder is middle, rounded, with a diameter of 3-7 mm and the edges around the red color.
- One or more blisters
- Pain when eating
2) Major Aphthous Stomatitis
- Less common
- Large, many centimeters
Severe pain can be fever
- Long-term recovery for several months
- On the other hand, there may be scars
3) Hundreds of small blisters (Herpetiform Aphthous Stomatitis)
- Less common
- Size 1 to 2 mm
- As many as hundreds
- Very red
C) Reason:
No specific cause has been identified, but most are:
• Hereditary factors
• Frequent conflict
• Inflammation
• Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV)
• Gastrointestinal abnormalities
• Low blood pressure and vitamins
• Ammonia changes
• Multi-dimensional thinking
• Use of certain medications
D) Similar disease with oral herpes
- Erythème multiforme
- Récurrent herpes
- Pemphigiod
- Pemphigus
- Chronic Infection (Syphilis, TB, Fungal)
- Hand food and mouth disease
- Néoplasme Tumor
E) Treatment:
- Treatment depends on the underlying cause
Small blisters can heal on their own in 10 to 14 days
- Short-term painkillers (3 to 4 days)
Do not use self-medication without your doctor or dentist
- Make good oral hygiene
- Appoint a dentist for diagnosis by matching with other similar oral conditions.
"If you have more than 2 weeks of burn or mouth infection, make an appointment with a Calmette Hospital specialist for a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment."
