Laiwo Medical: Knowledge Sharing: Your oral ulcer may not necessarily be caused by excessive internal heat!
Publish Date： 2024/10/31
For foodies, as the season cools down, hot pot, barbecue, and lamb hot dishes become regulars on the dining table. They not only warm our bodies, but also satisfy our taste buds! However, while enjoying delicious food, an unwelcome guest named "oral ulcer" frequently appeared, becoming a stumbling block for foodies to explore the path of food.
When it comes to oral ulcers, many people immediately think of "internal heat". But in reality, its causes are complex: inadequate cleaning, weakened immunity, high stress, and other issues may all be the "trigger". Although most oral ulcers have self-healing properties and usually recover on their own within 1 to 2 weeks, the pain they bring cannot be ignored - eating, drinking, and even speaking can be unbearable because of it, not to mention the indescribable pain of accidentally biting the ulcer surface.
Is there no way to prevent the occurrence of oral ulcers? Don't worry, there really are! Firstly, it is important to maintain oral hygiene by regularly brushing teeth, using dental floss, mouthwash, and other cleaning products to reduce the growth of oral bacteria. Secondly, it is important to pay attention to dietary combinations and consume foods rich in vitamins and minerals in moderation, such as fresh vegetables and fruits, to enhance the resistance of the oral mucosa. In addition, it is necessary to avoid excessive fatigue and emotional fluctuations, and maintain good lifestyle habits and mentality.
Of course, even if we take various preventive measures, it may still be difficult to prevent. At this point, it is particularly important to seek medical attention promptly and follow the doctor's advice. Local medication, oral medication, or other professional treatment methods can effectively alleviate the discomfort and pain caused by oral ulcers.
Levo Medical reminds you that although oral ulcers may seem like a small problem, they can affect our mood and social activities. Therefore, we need to start from the little things in life to stay away from the troubles of oral ulcers and enjoy the fun brought by food to the fullest!
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