The error of repeated oral ulcer use of antibiotics.
Repeated mouth ulcer is a problem that many people can encounter, which not only causes pain and discomfort, but may also affect daily diets and speech. The use of antibiotics is a common error in the treatment of repeated oral ulcer. The following is a detailed analysis of this error, which is intended to help you understand and deal with oral ulcer in a more scientific manner.
I. The relationship between oral ulcer and antibiotics
The oral ulcer, also known as a relapse, is a cyclical, recurrent and self-restricted oral mucous disease. The complexity of their causes may be linked to a variety of factors, including food irritation, psychological factors, genetic factors, lack of nutrition, pathogen infections, reduced immunity and gastrointestinal disorders. Antibiotics are used mainly for the treatment of infectious diseases caused by bacteria and are not appropriate for non-bacterial infectious diseases such as oral ulcer.
II. Misdirection of repeated oral ulcer use of antibiotics
1. Misuse of antibiotics: People with repeated oral ulcer may mistakenly believe that antibiotics can be “inflammated” and buy and use antibiotics themselves. However, oral ulcer is not an infectious bacterial disease, and the abuse of antibiotics not only does not cure the ulcer, but may also disrupt the micro-ecological balance within the mouth, leading to increased bacterial resistance and even other health problems.
2. Treatment of causes of neglect: The use of antibiotics for the treatment of oral ulcer tends to ignore the identification and treatment of causes. Repeated oral ulcers can be associated with a number of factors, such as vitamin deficiency, low immunity and gastrointestinal disorders. Only the treatment of the cause of the disease can effectively reduce the recurrence of ulcer.
3. Delays in formal treatment: Overdependence on antibiotics may delay formal treatment. Although self-restrictive, severe ulcer affects the normal life of the patient. The right way to address the problem of oral ulcer is to seek the help of a professional doctor in a timely manner and to treat the symptoms and causes.
Increased drug side effects: Long-term use of antibiotics can lead to drug side effects. Antibiotics have some toxicity and side effects, such as allergies, intestinal tumour imbalances, and damage to liver and kidney function. For patients with repeated oral ulcer, the abuse of antibiotics undoubtedly increases these risks.
III. The correct treatment of repeated oral ulcer
1 Local treatment for ulcer: for light oral ulcer, treatment for ulcer can be provided with local medications such as curanide osteor, recombinant skin growth factor gel, watermelon frost spray, etc., to combat inflammation and promote ulcer healing.
(b) Full-body treatment: For herpes-like Aphrodite ulcer and heavy Aphrodite ulcer, full-body treatment under the supervision of a doctor. Treatment with immuno-regulated drugs such as saldiamine and propole.
3. Altering living habits: Maintaining regular habits, early sleep and avoiding long nights. Pay attention to food balance, more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid spicy, irritating and over-temperature foods. Appropriate campaigns are carried out to increase physical immunity. 4. Maintenance of oral hygiene: careful brushing of teeth and mouths and maintenance of a healthy internal health environment. Periodic examinations and treatment at oral hospitals are carried out to deal with dental and mucous diseases in a timely manner.
5. Psychological care: To keep the mood warm and enjoyable and to avoid a long period of anxiety, stress and depression. Pressure can be released by communicating with families, friends, sports, etc.
In short, patients with repeated oral ulcer should avoid misuse of antibiotics as an error. The right approach is to seek the help of a professional doctor to treat the symptoms and causes. At the same time, the adaptation of living habits, maintenance of oral hygiene and psychological control are important measures for the prevention and treatment of oral ulcer.
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