In modern medicine, hysterics and diphosphate drugs are often used for the treatment of diseases such as osteoporosis, osteoporosis, bone transfer tumors, etc., that can help us fight disease and protect bone health. However, in the course of the use of these drugs, there is a problem that requires special attention, namely, the death of the jawbone. But don’t worry, as long as we have the relevant knowledge and are well managed for prevention, we can minimize the risks that occur. Let’s talk about this today.
He’s got a bad skull.
First of all, we need to know what the jawbone is. To put it simply, the bone of this part of the jawbone has been affected by the blood supply, the tissue damage, for some reason, which causes pain in the cheek, swelling, symptoms such as loose teeth and ulcer, which seriously affects our normal lives and makes it uncomfortable to eat and speak.
Why is there a risk while you’re taking it?
Land hysterics and diphosphate drugs, which act in the human body, albeit to regulate the metabolism of bones, to suppress excess activity of broken bones, to protect bones and to prevent bone loss, may at the same time have some impact on the blood circulation of the skeletal parts and on the ability to repair them. It’s like helping us clean up a house, accidentally affecting the normal functioning of a certain part of the house, making the jaws relatively vulnerable, and if they suffer minor injuries, such as tooth extraction, oral infections, etc., it’s easier to cause the jaws to die.
Preventive management measures
Oral health check-ups
A full and detailed examination must be performed in the oral cavity prior to the start of the use of thiomeric or diphosphate drugs. Let the doctors see if they have teeth and diarrhea. If they do, they must first cure the oral diseases and remove all the risks so that they can use the medication in a better oral state. The oral situation is also regularly reviewed during the course of the medication, for example every three to six months, in order to detect emerging oral problems in a timely manner and to address them as soon as possible.
Keep your mouth clean.
It’s important to keep your mouth clean. At least twice a day, they brush their teeth and have the right way to brush their teeth, ensuring that every face of their teeth is brushed and that food residues, bacteria and these “bad guys” are cleaned up. In addition to brushing their teeth, the use of fresh water or mouthwashing after meals is essential to further clean mouths, reduce opportunities for bacteria in mouths and maintain a healthy oral environment.
Avoid oral trauma.
During the use of the drug, every effort should be made to avoid doing something that could damage the mouth. If it is a serious tooth problem that must be pulled, it is necessary to consult with doctors to weigh the advantages and disadvantages and to take some special precautions before and after the tooth is pulled, such as the use of antibiotics to prevent infection. The other is not to eat too much, to chew very slowly, and to prevent a hard bite from hurting a tooth or a mucus.
Supplementary nutrition
A well-nourished body also helps to increase the resistance of the cheekbones. Adequate intake of protein, vitamins and calcium should be ensured. More meat, eggs, fresh vegetables and fruits can be eaten, and the body can be “harder” and less likely to have problems.
In short, during the application of hysterics or diphosphate, we can significantly reduce the risk of cartilage death by providing a combination of oral health check-ups, daily cleaning, trauma avoidance and supplementary nutrition, and we can also guarantee the health of the cascadron while treating the disease with medication. Remember that little knowledge and take care of yourself.
