Patient's question:
The baby is 20 days old and drinks 2 to 3 glasses of glucose water each day, with each glass being 30 milliliters. In the past few days, several white bubbles have appeared on the tip of the baby's tongue, resembling oral ulcers, but the rest of the mouth is fine. Should medication be used? What medication should be used?Past treatment history and effectiveness: None.
Desired help: Is medication necessary? The child is too young.
Doctor's answer:
Heh, if the baby is doing well in general (spirit, appetite, urination, defecation), without high fever or jaundice, do not give the baby glucose water. If it is necessary, you can give the baby a little warm water instead.Advice: On the basis of proper feeding and enhanced care, it is recommended to give the baby some cross-linked vitamin B and vitamin C. At the same time, you can crush one vitamin C tablet and sprinkle it in the baby's mouth before bedtime. This should be quite effective for the baby's oral ulcers. If necessary, seek follow-up promptly.