Patient's question:
I saw a food stall by the roadside selling stinky tofu. I tried a bit and it was quite delicious. Later, I couldn't stop eating it. Every time I stay overnight, I buy some to eat. But now I've noticed that it seems like there's a water bubble on my tongue and it's very painful. I don't know what to do or what kind of help I should seek: What should I do if there's a bubble on my tongue?Doctor's answer:
Children can drink some mung bean soup or mung bean porridge. Mung beans are cold in nature and sweet in taste, capable of cooling, detoxifying, clearing heat, and relieving irritability. They are most suitable for children who are easily angered or restless.2. Multiple children can eat some fruits, such as pomelos or pears: They are cold in nature and slightly sour, not only capable of clearing heat but also uniquely effective in moisturizing the respiratory system. They are highly suitable for children with lung heat coughing up yellow phlegm, dry and painful throats.
Water chestnuts: They are slightly cold in nature and rich in juice. They are very suitable for children who are still irritable, thirsty, have mouth ulcers, constipation, or yellow urine after recovering from a heat-related illness.