Symptoms of stomatitis: methods and characteristics of the application

Problems of the oral cavity occur in people often enough. One of the most common troubles is the appearance of white sores on the mucous membrane. This is a stomatitis. It is necessary to fight with him without fail. And what methods of treatment do doctors offer? What is the blue print of stomatitis? This and the symptoms of stomatitis will be discussed in more detail.

Stomatitis and its symptoms

The name stomatitis came from the Greek language. Stoma means mouth. Symptoms of this disease can be as follows:

• The mucous membrane is edematous, it is covered by a white or yellow coating;
• In the mouth white sores of different sizes are formed;
• Body temperature - high, it is difficult to bring down drugs;
• Bleeding gums;
• There is a pronounced unpleasant odor.

Weak, single manifestations of stomatitis can go away themselves, about a week. But it is better to see a doctor, especially if a small child is suffering.

Methods of treatment of stomatitis

Very often the doctor tells the patient what will help the blue eye from stomatitis. But what is this? Are we talking about the bluehead that grandmothers added to white paint when whitewashing ceilings? Of course not. This is not a household blue, but methylene blue or iodine starch. This is a strong antiseptic, neutralizing pathogenic foci. Sinoma from stomatitis is not the only drug that helps fight the disease, but it is considered to be the most effective.

In addition to blue eyes, analgesic applications can be prescribed for ulcers, rinses, or antibiotics (if the condition is neglected).

Features of medical blue

Methylene blue in stomatitis has been used for many years. It produces insoluble compounds with the protein of the pathogenic organism. This compound causes the death of harmful microflora, and the person recovers. Traces of sores in the mouth does not remain. Treatment of stomatitis with blue is justified by the fact that the drug does not get into the bloodstream when it is applied to the mucous membrane. Means the liver and other internal organs do not suffer.

How to apply the drug to adults

Since this disease raises the fever, the doctor prescribes antipyretic agents. But this is not a treatment for stomatitis, but general safety measures for the body. But for treatment, a blue eye is prescribed for stomatitis. Instruction to which indicates that an adult patient must repeatedly treat the affected area of the mucosa. Processing is carried out up to 15 times a day. Please note: the oral cavity is treated with a 1% aqueous solution. Do not confuse it with alcohol methylene blue.

It is applied from the stomatitis with a sterile cotton wool or cotton swab. Before application, it is necessary to gently blot out saliva with sterile material.

With repeated exposure, the sores quickly disappear, but for complete healing, the adult patient needs to continue treatment with soothing agents. It can be sea buckthorn, linseed oil or vitamin A oil solution.

How to use blue-tooth for small patients

Sink for stomatitis in children is used differently than in adults. Let's start with the fact that babies can not so often treat sores. This is done 4 times a day, after a meal.

If stomatitis is caused by herpes, then the oral cavity can be treated up to 5 times. On mucous membranes, only an aqueous solution can be used.

For the treatment of infants, the blue tooth from stomatitis is applied to the nipples of the nursing mother. This is done so as not to injure the tender mucous baby with a bandage, tampon or cotton swab.

Medical experiment

In the middle of the twentieth century, an experiment was conducted in one of the medical institutions in Russia. A group of 86 children from one and a half to ten years old was singled out. Children had severe signs of stomatitis. 56 people had aphthous form, 13 - ulcerative form, and in 17 patients stomatitis appeared as an allergy to taking medications.

The children were fully examined, the causative agents of stomatitis were established using laboratory tests. All of them underwent a course of local treatment with methylene blue, but in different forms.

The younger group, in which there were children from a year and a half, sprayed on the basis of starch iodide. The average group, from two years old, received treatment in the form of applications. Treatment was carried out daily, the first day in a medical facility, then at home.

The state of children in the acute stage of stomatitis with high fever and enlarged lymph nodes after treatment with methylene blue improved on the third day, and recovery came on day 6-7. Children with a mild stage of stomatitis were completely healthy after only three days.

In parallel, doctors observed a group of children who received treatment for stomatitis with antibiotics in the clinic. Recovery of babies occurred on 9-10 days.

The experiment proved that treatment of stomatitis with blue tooth gives good results. "Aqueous solution of methylene blue" was recommended for use in children's polyclinics and hospitals. However, for some strange reason, this drug has not received a well-deserved popularity. Young parents prefer to treat stomatitis in children with newfangled means. And on inexpensive medicines from a youth of the mums look with mistrust. It also deprives the drug of popularity of the fact that it needs to be made in special pharmacies, and new drugs can be bought at any pharmacy. However, high-quality antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory and wound healing effect in one bottle can offer only methyl blue, that is medical blue.