Canker sores in babies, also known as stomatitis, are characterized by small sores in the mouth, generally yellowish in the center and reddish on the outside, which can appear on the tongue, roof of the mouth, inside the cheeks, on the gums, at the bottom of the baby’s mouth or throat. Normally, canker sores disappear […]
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Cold sores during pregnancy are normal, as there is a weakening of the pregnant woman’s immune system, which leads to the appearance of herpes sores in the mouth, which can be itchy and painful. Cold sores during pregnancy do not pass to the baby and do not harm their health, but they must be treated […]
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Cold sores during pregnancy are normal, as there is a weakening of the pregnant woman’s immune system, which leads to the appearance of herpes sores in the mouth, which can be itchy and painful. Cold sores during pregnancy do not pass to the baby and do not harm their health, but they must be treated […]
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Wounds in the vagina or vulva can arise for a variety of reasons, and can mainly occur due to friction during sexual intercourse, allergies to clothing or sanitary pads or as a result of hair removal done without much care. However, these wounds can also be indicative of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), such as genital […]
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Canker sores in babies, also known as stomatitis, are characterized by small sores in the mouth, generally yellowish in the center and reddish on the outside, which can appear on the tongue, roof of the mouth, inside the cheeks, on the gums, at the bottom of the baby’s mouth or throat. Normally, canker sores disappear […]
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Canker sores are small lesions that can appear in the mouth, tongue or throat and make speaking, eating and swallowing very uncomfortable. The cause for the appearance of frequent mouth ulcers is not yet well understood, but some situations may favor their appearance, such as low immunity, consumption of very acidic foods or use of […]
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Cold sores is an infection caused by the virus herpes simplex which causes blisters or sores in the mouth, usually in the lip region, lasting around 10 days and can cause tingling, pain and/or itching in the region where they appear. Cold sores are highly contagious as they are caught through direct contact, as can […]
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Home remedies for cold sores, such as licorice tea or thyme infusion, for example, have antiviral, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antioxidant and healing effects, which help to alleviate the symptoms of cold sores such as itching, burning sensations, redness and swelling. Cold sores are an infection caused by the virus Herpes simplex which is typically transmitted through […]
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Ointments for cold sores, such as acyclovir or penciclovir, help reduce the multiplication of the virus Herpes simplexfacilitating the healing of blisters, preventing the formation of new wounds, reducing itching and relieving pain. In this way, the ointments accelerate the recovery of mouth wounds, which generally last around 7 to 10 days, and can be […]
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To cure cold sores more quickly, reduce pain, discomfort and the risk of infecting other people, you can apply an antiviral ointment every 2 hours as soon as symptoms of itching, pain or blisters begin to appear. In addition to ointments, there are also small stickers that can cover wounds, preventing the spread of herpes […]
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