What symptom does child stomatitis have?

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The emergence of stomatitis, will bring great harm to the patient's body. In clinical practice, some patients with more serious stomatitis will lead to oral ulceration, bleeding and other problems, which will also cause great difficulties to the normal diet. If children suffer from stomatitis, it will directly affect the development of children. What symptom picture is child stomatitis? Now let me tell you something.

What symptom does child stomatitis have?

Because of the different causes of stomatitis, the symptoms are different. Clinically, it can be divided into catarrhal, aphthous, vesicular, cellulitis, pseudomembranous, ulcerative and papular types. No matter what kind of stomatitis, its common clinical symptoms are salivation, loss of appetite or slow food intake, oral odor, oral mucosa flushing, warming, swelling and pain.

In the case of oral inflammation, white or grayish white small round necrotic lesions surrounded by red edges were found on the oral mucosa; When suffering from vesicular stomatitis, transparent blisters appear on the oral mucosa, tongue and inside of lips. After 3-4 days of vesicle rupture, dark red spots appear. When suffering from foot-and-mouth disease, blisters also occur in the hoof crown, heel, toe and breast, accompanied by fever. In addition, the disease is highly infectious.

When suffering from cellulitis stomatitis, we can see fluctuating swelling around the lips, upper jaw and respiratory tract, and twisting voice often occurs after compression; When suffering from pseudomembranous stomatitis, the oral mucosa is caseous, a little white or even gray yellow pseudomembranous, which is composed of cellulose and necrotic tissue.

matters needing attention

Stomatitis has two kinds of acute and chronic in clinic. In order to avoid suffering from chronic stomatitis in our life, experts of Stomatology call on us: once we find that there is inflammation in the mouth, we must not delay the treatment, and should actively be admitted to hospital for examination, so as to avoid aggravation of stomatitis, leading to the onset of chronic stomatitis, and increase the difficulty of the next treatment, which is not worth the loss.