There are a lot of small bubbles at the corners of the mouth, what should I do?

It's a fire, it may be that you drink less water these days, eat some spicy things, it doesn't matter, you drink more water, preferably egg tea, do you know how to make it? It's very simple, put the egg shell into a bowl, beat it with chopsticks until the yellow and clear turn into a color, pour boiled water (preferably freshly boiled) into the bowl, put some sugar and sesame oil, and drink.

Many people think that the blistering corners of the mouth are "on fire" and should be "off fire". It is true that this condition is called "Shang Huo" in traditional Chinese medicine, but Western medicine believes that the blistering of the corners of the mouth is caused by a viral infection, and it is more effective to take some antiviral drugs.

Blistering at the corners of the mouth is often a sign of herpes simplex. When people are tired, depressed, nervous and anxious, the body's immunity will decrease, which in turn will cause the herpes virus latent in the body to multiply, causing the corners of the mouth to blister. People with herpes simplex experience itching, burning, or mild pain.

Generally, this type of herpes will heal on its own within 5-10 days, but it may also vary depending on the patient's own immunity.

General antiviral drugs, such as virazole and viralin, 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 topically, it will be smaller than the oral drug.

In addition, taking acyclovir tablets can have a curative effect. 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.

One condition may be to have a herpes sores and go to the hospital to get medication.

One may also be due to facial hygiene problems, you should wash your face often, using iodine wine works well, you can try it.

There are many reasons for the formation of herpes, which can be caused by overly hot weather, irregular diet, or even recent changes in mood. Generally speaking, this is not a big problem, and it will disappear naturally if you pay more attention to it. If you are really not sure, you can also apply some anti-inflammatory ointments.

You can also wash the corners of your mouth with normal saline, then rub erythromycin ointment, oral honeysuckle granules and amoxicillin capsules**, you need to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, you can't eat hot food and fried food, you usually need to pay attention to drinking warm water, pay attention to observing the condition, if it is not good repeatedly, you also need to go to the hospital for examination**, pay attention to **hygiene.

It's on fire. 1. Drink more water, rest more, and stay up late.

2. Drink chrysanthemum rock sugar tea.

3. Eat more vegetables and avoid spicy food.

4. Eat grapefruit with a few more fruits, and the effect is wonderful.

5. Apply erythromycin eye ointment externally, and drink some heat-clearing and detoxifying supernatant tablets such as Coptis chinensis.

I used to blister at the corners of my mouth more than 5 times a year, and each time it was very slow, and finally summarized the scar, but now I do what I say, and I get on fire less than 2 times a year, and the good is very fast. (**)

You can apply some toothpaste on it at night, and it will disappear the next morning. You can also apply chlortetracycline eye ointment when you are just getting up!