What are the methods for examining oral mucosa

Nowadays, more and more people are affected and troubled by oral diseases, so oral mucosa examination is very important. Oral mirror examination is the most common method, but at the same time we should also pay attention to prevention in life and pay attention to oral health.

1. Inspection method

Oral inspection, if there are other accompanying symptoms, should also check for primary diseases.

2. Treatment Methods

Home remedies for recurrent mouth ulcers

1. Crush 1-2 vitamin C tablets and sprinkle them on the ulcer surface. Close your mouth for a while, twice a day. This method is effective in treating ulcers, but it causes great irritation to the ulcer surface and can cause pain. It is generally used for older children.

2. Choose whole milk powder, one tablespoon each time and add a little white sugar, take it with boiled water, 2 to 3 times a day, it is best to take it before going to bed. The ulcer usually disappears after 2 days of taking it.

3. Squeeze the watermelon pulp to obtain the juice and hold it in your mouth. Swallow it after 2 to 3 minutes, then take new watermelon juice. Repeat several times, 2 to 3 times a day.

4. Beat the eggs into a bowl and mix them into a paste. At the same time, take an appropriate amount of mung beans and put them into a ceramic pot. Soak them in cold water for more than ten minutes, and then boil them for about 2 minutes. When the mung beans are not cooked, pour out the mung bean water and mix it with the frangipani drink, once in the morning and once in the evening every day.

5. Heat fresh banana leaves over fire and apply them to oral ulcers 2 to 3 times a day.

3. Preventive Care

1. It is related to the physiological defect of oral immunity decreasing with age. Due to the decrease in growth hormone secretion in adults, the oral absorption capacity of vitamins is not as good as that of children during their growth period.

2. Recurrent oral ulcers are a multi-gene genetic disease. If the parents have more serious symptoms, their children are very likely to inherit the disease. Especially for the elderly, who are prone to gastrointestinal dysfunction, lack of trace elements such as iron and zinc in the body, poor sleep leading to mental stress, fatigue or colds, all of which can induce oral ulcers.