Introduction to the pathology of blisters on the mouth

In daily life, many people will encounter sore corners of the mouth and small blisters around the mouth. This is cold sores.

Blistering at the corners of the mouth is a symptom of cold sores. It is a viral skin disease caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is called "getting angry" and it often occurs on the lips, Oral quarrels are often caused by colds, fever, fatigue, lack of sleep, depression, stress and anxiety. Due to fever or excessive fatigue of the body at a certain stage, excessive physical energy consumption, insufficient supply of various nutrients in the body and other factors, the immunity declines and causes The herpes virus latent in the body multiplies in large quantities, causing blistering at the corners of the mouth and disease.

There will be a burning sensation at first, followed by blisters, erosion, and scabs. The course of the disease will be about one week. Can relapse. In addition to blistering caused by internal heat, there are also conditions such as full sun exposure or sunburn, fever, acute gastroenteritis or other infections, mental stress or physical or physical irritation of the lips, menstruation, and cold weather.

Some small blisters often appear on the corners of the mouth without realizing it. I don’t know what causes the blisters on the corners of the mouth. In the following experience, Bingbing will share with you the reasons for blisters on the corners of the mouth.

Causes of blisters at the corners of the mouth

1. In our daily life, if the body lacks vitamins, such as vitamin B or vitamin C, blisters will appear. Some blisters They grow in the mouth, and some grow in the corners of the mouth.

2. If you particularly like spicy food, such as peppers, green onions, garlic, etc. Frequent eating of these very spicy foods will cause the body to get angry. When the body gets angry, it will also easily cause blisters at the corners of the mouth.

3. In addition to frequently eating spicy food that can cause internal heat, having an impatient temper and getting angry frequently can also cause internal internal heat. As the saying goes, being anxious and getting angry is exactly what it means. Losing one's temper frequently and being emotionally excited can also cause it. It will cause blisters on the corners of the mouth.

4. In addition to the above, another reason for blisters at the corners of the mouth is caused by viral infection. After infection, herpes will develop at the corners of the mouth or inside the mouth.

Factors that cause blisters on the mouth

1. Cold sores

Small blisters that grow on or around the lips are highly contagious and mostly occur in colds , fever, menstrual period and other periods when the body's resistance is reduced. Cold sores can be spread through kissing, close contact with an infected person, or by sharing eating utensils. Although cold sores can disappear within a few days, the smell is very unpleasant. You can use a cotton swab dipped in some Vaseline and apply it on it, and try to avoid exposure to wind and sun. But if it happens again, you need to go to the hospital for examination.

2. Oral ulcers

Any part of the mouth may be attacked by it, usually in the shape of white raised blisters, accompanied by pain. There are many causes of oral ulcers, such as allergies, infection, fatigue or lack of vitamins, etc. They usually heal on their own after one or two weeks, but if they last for a long time and recur repeatedly, you should seek medical attention in time. Rinse your mouth with light salt water at ordinary times, which can effectively prevent oral ulcers.

3. Oral thrush

White patches caused by fungal infection, like layers of snowflakes, mostly occur on the mucous membranes of the cheeks, tongue, soft palate and lips. Infants and young children are most susceptible. infected. Incomplete sterilization of bottle nipples, children's tendency to bite their fingers, and mothers' dirty nipples during breastfeeding are all sources of infection. In addition, elderly people who take antibiotics for a long time are also more likely to get it. After getting sick, it is best to go to the hospital for a comprehensive oral examination.

4. Oral leukoplakia

It is the most direct reaction of the oral cavity to external stimulation. Unsuitable dentures, frequent smoking, and long-term exposure to wind and sun may lead to this oral disease. It mostly occurs on the lips, tongue, gums and bottom of the tongue. There is no discomfort in the early stage. If erosion or ulcer occurs, there will be strong pain. However, if it continues to worsen and the plaque suddenly grows and thickens rapidly, special care must be taken at this time. It may be a sign of precancerous lesions.

5. Red and swollen gums

This is a typical symptom of gingivitis. Some people may experience bleeding, which can lead to loosening and loss of teeth in severe cases. Prevention is the best strategy. Brush and floss morning and evening, especially before going to bed, to reduce the accumulation of dental plaque.

Clean your teeth every six months to one year to prevent dental plaque from turning into tartar.

Prevent the recurrence of cold sores

1. Make sure you sleep well, preferably taking a nap at noon;

2. Eat more fresh vegetables, supplement various vitamins, and Drink water to maintain nutritional balance in the body to enhance the body's immunity and prevent the occurrence of herpes;

3. Pay attention to oral hygiene, rinse your mouth with light salt water after eating, rinse your teeth with salt water before going to bed, and gargle, the effect will be Great, no more eating after brushing your teeth. Change your toothbrush frequently to prevent virus residues on the toothbrush from causing multiple herpes;

4. Avoid eating foods rich in arginine, such as chocolate, cola, peas, cereals, peanuts, gelatin, and cashews , beer, etc.;

5. Exercise can strengthen the immune system, relax the mood, avoid tension and relieve stress, which is beneficial to preventing and treating the recurrence of herpes simplex.

What to do if you have blisters on your mouth

When the corners of your mouth are blistered due to inflammation, what should you do? The specific method is as follows.

(1) "Inflammation" symptoms such as sore throat, swollen and painful gums, painful oral ulcers, erosion of the tip of the tongue, and blistered lips. "Inflammation" can be adjusted through diet, and "diet therapy" has unique effects.

Drink some chrysanthemum tea or green tea every day, eat something to moisten the bowels and get enough sleep. Avoid spicy food, drink more water, and eat more fruits and vegetables.

(2) Bubbles on the mouth should be a way for the body to detoxify. It should be allowed to fully flush out. After it stabilizes, you can apply "Chlortetracycline Hydrochloride Eye Ointment" externally, and you will be fine soon.

It can also be combined with the following methods

1. Use an old medicine called Shuanglianghoufengsan. Spraying it on the lips will be very effective, and it will relieve pain and cool it immediately. And the price is very cheap, 2-3 yuan a bottle.

2. Use propolis spray. It will hurt a little when you first spray it on, but it will heal quickly.

3. If blisters are caused by full sun exposure or sunburn, you should wear sunscreen lip balm.