What are the symptoms of herpetic stomatitis?

Herpetic stomatitis is a single or cluster of vesicles that appear on the buccal mucosa, gums, tongue, and inner part of the lips. This is caused by the herpes virus and is more common in young children aged 1-3 years. When this condition occurs, oral acyclovir can be combined with Runmeikang stomatitis spray to clear away heat and detoxify, and the effect of anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving is very good.

Herpetic stomatitis can present with the following symptoms: dry throat, sore throat, nasal congestion and runny nose, hoarseness, drowsiness, fatigue and weakness, and even fever, headache, etc., ** mainly anti-inflammatory and anti-cold medicines.

Herpetic stomatitis is mostly caused by herpes virus, and it is more common in children under 6 years of age. Initially, children may present with systemic symptoms such as fever, headache, fatigue, weakness, and lymphadenopathy. Clusters of small blisters may also appear in the mouth that may ulcerate after they burst.

So if it is not treated well, local herpes may leave scarring. If there are other abnormalities, it is necessary to consult a doctor or go to the hospital in time, and then targeted**.

The disease itself is contagious and is caused by a herpes virus infection and is best isolated. During the illness, try to eat foods that are easy to digest and absorb, drink plenty of warm water, and not too hot or too cold. Pay attention to the herpes in the mouth, and even ulcers, which usually take about 7-10 days to get better.

Winter is the peak season for herpetic stomatitis

Herpetic stomatitis causes a rash only in the mouth and does not erupt in other areas. Due to the low immunity of children in winter, many children with viruses are susceptible to this disease once they catch a cold.

Because herpetic stomatitis is a small blister in the mouth, for many parents, they mistakenly think that they have hands, feet and mouth, but in fact, there is a difference between the two. Herpetic stomatitis and hand, foot and mouth disease both have small blisters and sores in the mouth, but there is a difference.

Herpetic stomatitis. Features:

1) Herpetic stomatitis is caused by herpes simplex virus, which is contagious, transmitted by saliva, 6-month-old infants and 6-year-old children are more common, and the younger they are, the more severe the systemic reaction, and the oral symptoms are more severe; Hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) is a common infectious disease caused by a variety of enteroviruses, mainly in infants and young children, especially in babies under 4 years old.

2) Herpetic stomatitis is easy to coexist with various infectious diseases such as upper respiratory tract infection and pneumonia, and the incidence is more common in winter, and there can be 38 40 fever at the onset of the disease; Hand, foot and mouth disease generally has a fever one or two days before the onset of the disease, and the onset is a moderate fever (body temperature below 39), followed by sore throat, rash or herpes on the hands, feet, mouth and other parts.

3) Herpetic stomatitis: After 1 2 days of fever, pinhead-sized transparent vesicles and ulcers appear on the mucous membranes in many parts of the oral cavity, and children often have local pain accompanied by salivation, irritability, crying, refusal to eat and spit-up, etc., which usually subside in 1 to 2 weeks; The oral mucosal rash of hand, foot and mouth disease begins as a corn-like maculopapular rash or blister, and the rash resolves after a week.

Eating more fruits and drinking plenty of water can prevent it

Although the incidence of the disease is higher in winter, the prevention is very simple: first of all, let children exercise frequently, improve immunity, drink more water, eat more fresh fruits, and disinfect children's toys frequently; Pay attention to keep the mouth clean; The diet should be light and easy to digest, such as milk, rice porridge, etc.; Avoid eating seafood and other hair products.;