Patient's question:
My child has a heat rash, and bubbles have appeared in his mouth. I don't know what to feed him. Is there any quick way to reduce the heat?Past treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor said it's nothing serious and just to drink more water.
What kind of help do you need: What should I do if bubbles appear due to heat?
Doctor's answer:
Bubbles in the mouth are a symptom where internal heat spreads to the surface due to injured oral skin. Drink plenty of warm water, but avoid overly hot water. Drink when thirsty, and don't drink too much if not thirsty. If you want to clear heat, it won't happen quickly—it's a slow process, but it can be accelerated. For example, eat more fruits and vegetables that help clear heat, pay attention to your diet, and eat lighter meals, etc. The above advice is for the question "What to do if a child has a stomachache." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!