The mouth is often blistered, 3 simple defoaming methods, you may never have tried

There are blisters in the mouth, and most people only think of oral ulcers, because the pain it brings to the body may be to the bone.

The "oral ulcer" in our mouth is called "non-infectious endostomatitis" in medicine. At present, the internal cause is not clear, but everyone knows that the external cause is caused by a wound in the mouth.

When the body detects a wound in the mouth, it will immediately initiate an immune response. The yellow-white ulcers we see are actually stopping the bleeding for you.

That kind of heart-wrenching pain is actually the proof that the body is fighting against the bacteria in the mouth. Only the more painful it can remind you to be more careful next time!

Oral ulcers, as long as they avoid other external stimuli, they can usually heal themselves after two weeks, but if they do not heal for a long time, you need to consider seeking medical attention.

It's just that there is a bubble in the mouth, this range is wide! It's not just mouth ulcers.

Oral candidiasis, oral herpes simplex, and oral leukoplakia can all cause blisters in the mouth.

Oral candidiasis: may be the result of long-term antibiotic use, leading to cheilitis and angular cheilitis;

Oral herpes simplex: It occurs frequently in infants and young children, dense pinpoint herpes appear around the lips and even in the oral mucosa, transparent and easy to rupture;

Oral leukoplakia: It is more common in middle-aged men who are exposed to the sun and smoke for a long time. If there is a strong pain in the cheek mucosa, gums or tongue, and ulcers, erosions, or precancerous lesions, early detection is required.

In short, in daily life, do not underestimate these blisters.

If you have blisters in your mouth, you must pay attention to improving your daily life, because most of the blisters in your mouth are caused by irregular life and rest. It may be caused by staying up all night, poor rest, and decreased body resistance. 

When bubbles grow in your mouth, you might as well do the following:

1. Gargle with salt water

The easiest way is to brush your teeth and gargle with salt water every day, which can effectively sterilize and prevent bacteria from invading the blisters in the mouth. It is much better than using drugs, and it has no side effects and does not cost much. Although the effect is slow, it only lasts for a long time. Persist, the bubble in the mouth will disappear soon.

Also pay attention to drink plenty of water, because if you don't drink water in time in the dry season, blisters are likely to appear suddenly.

2. Eat vitamin B and C

If there is a long bubble in the mouth, you can buy some vitamin C-supplemented candy, eat one after a meal, and eat it once a day. If you eat it continuously for about a week, the obvious effect will appear.

The lack of B vitamins will make oral ulcers unhealed for a long time and become recurrent.

3. Drink chrysanthemum tea

The long bubble in the mouth is probably caused by heat. At this time, you can drink some chrysanthemum tea to help relieve it, because chrysanthemum tea can help reduce fire and it is very helpful for alleviating blisters.

When there are blisters in your mouth, you can use the above 3 tips to help alleviate it. In daily life, you should also pay attention to reasonable arrangements for work and rest time. Don't stay up all night and ensure that you have about half an hour of sleep every day.

Only in this way can the body's resistance be increased, and blisters will not easily grow in the mouth.