It is possible to treat stomatitis with natural remedies, options being honey solution with borax salt, clove tea and carrot juice with beetroot, as well as tea made with chamomile, calendula and orange blossom, which also helps relieve the symptoms and discomfort of stomatitis. However, if stomatitis persists, it is important to consult a doctor […]
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Herpetic stomatitis generates sores that burn and cause discomfort, with red edges and a whitish or yellowish center, which are normally on the outside of the lips, but can also be on the gums, tongue, throat and inside of the cheek, taking an average of 7 to 10 days until complete healing. This type of […]
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Stomatitis in babies is a condition characterized by inflammation of the mouth that leads to the appearance of mouth ulcers on the tongue, gums, cheeks and throat, which may be due to allergies, trauma to the mouth or be a consequence of the developing immune system. However, in some cases, stomatitis can be a consequence […]
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Infantile stomatitis is an inflammation of the lining of the mouth that can affect the gums, tongue, lips, cheeks, throat and/or roof of the mouth, causing symptoms such as canker sores or wounds, pain, high fever and irritability. Infantile stomatitis can arise as a consequence of virus infections, mainly herpes simplex virus type 1, and […]
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Stomatitis is a condition characterized by the appearance of wounds on the lips, tongue, gums and cheeks, similar to canker sores and ulcers, which can be single or multiple and are accompanied by other symptoms such as pain, swelling and redness. This situation can happen as a result of blows and trauma to the mouth, […]
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Aphthous stomatitis is the frequent appearance of canker sores, blisters or ulcerations in the mouth, and is more common in babies, children or people who have a weakened immune system. Canker sores and wounds from aphthous stomatitis can, in some cases, appear every 15 days and can be triggered by stress, hormonal changes or changes […]
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It is possible to treat stomatitis with natural remedies, options being honey solution with borax salt, clove tea and carrot juice with beetroot, as well as tea made with chamomile, calendula and orange blossom, which also helps relieve the symptoms and discomfort of stomatitis. However, if stomatitis persists, it is important to consult a doctor […]
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