The blisters on the mouth are rotten, are they all slagging?

Blistering at the corners of the mouth may first be due to irritation. There is fire in the body that will appear on the corners of the mouth, and the main manifestation is blistering. Secondly, it may be caused by viral infection, and the body's low immunity is easy to get cold sores, which is a needle-like blister, which is often easy to appear in the mucous membrane of the lips.

There is also a reason that the immunity may be weakened due to factors such as cold, fever, excessive fatigue, lack of sleep, nervousness and anxiety, which causes the symptoms of blistering at the corners of the mouth.

The foaming on the mouth is herpes, which is a virus, which is caused by fire, drink more water, apply acyclovir externally, it's fine, it's okay in a few days.

It may be vitamin B1 deficiency

If not, go to the hospital.

My mother is like this, but after my mediation, it has been cured, mainly because of the lack of water in the human body, and the steps are as follows.

1: Drink a large glass of water every morning, and then go to the toilet after a while to expel all the body toxins and calories from the body overnight. Then put 2 cups of water in the refrigerator for an hour and pay attention to the time.

2: Drink it within three quarters of an hour before lunch, and then ice 2 cups of watermelon juice at 12 o'clock Pay attention to squeeze out fresh watermelon, because a large cup of watermelon juice has the water content and the amount of fire is as much as two cups of water, eat more watermelon in the afternoon, drink less water in the evening, half a cup is enough, and you can't eat spicy and salty. Pay attention to rest, be sure to take a nap in summer, turn on the air conditioner or blow the fan to sleep, and don't sleep hot.

Drink plenty of water, preferably until you pee all the time.

Cheilitis is divided into dystrophic angular cheilitis, coccal angular cheilitis, and fungal angular cheilitis. Dystrophic angular cheilitis often occurs in patients with nutritional deficiencies and vitamin B deficiency, with angular cheilitis caused by vitamin B deficiency being the most common. Initially, the corners of the mouth are red and itchy, and then the epithelium falls off, forming erosions, macerations or cracks, and when the mouth is opened, it is easy to bleed, and eating and talking are affected.

You can apply some grease or anti-crack oil to it, you can take vitamin B2, 3 times a day, 1-2 tablets each time, and you can apply ice boron powder or Yunnan Baiyao topically. If it is already eroded and inflamed, you can apply 1% gentian purple potion to the corners of the mouth twice a day.

Coccal angular cheilitis is a cheilitis caused by streptococcal and staphylococcal infections, and is more common in elderly edentulous patients. It appears as a wet white at both corners of the mouth, erosion or ulceration, and can also suppurate, bleed, and crust. **It should be cleaned locally and rubbed with an antibiotic (eg, erythromycin ointment) and a broad-spectrum antibiotic taken by mouth.

Fungal angular cheilitis is angular cheilitis caused by a fungal (mainly Candida albicans) infection. It is manifested as bilateral clammy white and more pronounced white at the corners of the mouth, with erosions or ulcerations, often accompanied by cheilitis and lip erosions. Candida hyphae can be seen on PAS staining.

** It should be cleaned and dried with nystatin solution topically, and then coated with nystatin, clotrimazole, miconazole, etc., and it should be noted that broad-spectrum antibiotics should not be used for this disease.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that it is the accumulation of heat in the spleen and stomach, which is mostly caused by eating too much fat and sweet (such as meat, fish, refined grains, and sugars), and eating more coarse grains can help recovery. You can supplement with vitamin B2 and eat more whole grains or other grains with shells and skins.

Many people think that the blistering corners of the mouth are "on fire" and should be "off fire". Actually, it's a cold sore. Labial sores are caused by the infection of "herpes simplex virus", which is called "Shanghuo" in traditional Chinese medicine, which mostly occurs on the lips and corners of the mouth, and is caused by colds, fever, fatigue, lack of sleep, depression, nervousness and anxiety and other factors, resulting in a decrease in immunity, so that the herpes virus latent in the body multiplies in large quantities, resulting in blistering at the corners of the mouth and the onset of the disease.

There is a burning sensation at the beginning, and later clusters of blisters, erosions, and scabs, and the course of the disease is about a week or so. Often in the mucosa of the lips appear pin-sized blisters, often in a group, there are two or three groups, consciously have a slight burning sensation, lasting about a week can be "self-healing" or "reverse **". If herpes appears due to improper adjustment of the body's immune mechanism, or secondary infection occurs after ulceration, the course of the disease will be prolonged.

**: General antiviral drugs, virazole, viralin, etc. can be used for herpes simplex**, but acyclovir is the most prominent. Because acyclovir has a special affinity for the virus, it is easily ingested by the herpes virus and triggers a chemical reaction inside the virus, which in turn inhibits viral replication.

In the early stage of foaming at the corners of the mouth, applying acyclovir eye ointment twice a day can have a good auxiliary effect. Since the eye ointment is administered locally, it will be less open than the oral drug.

Taking acyclovir tablets can be cautious and effective in curing the root cause. It is usually taken 4 times during the day and once at night before bedtime, 2 tablets each time. Since acyclovir can affect the liver and kidneys, it is best to drink plenty of water to avoid the effects of the drug on the kidneys during the medication, and people with liver and kidney dysfunction should use it with caution.

Acyclovir 5% ointment or herpes cream is more effective when applied externally, alternating with dermatitis flat ointment. Chlortetracycline ointment is added to infected patients.

Wet compress of ribavirin injection (virazole): Wet compress ribavirin injection with a medical cotton ball or cotton swab and a small piece of gauze on the skin lesions, 15min each time, 3 to 5 times a day.

Traditional Chinese medicine for clearing heat and detoxification, such as bezoar detoxification tablets, anti-inflammatory and detoxification pills, etc.