Patient's question:
The tongue of a two-month-old baby looks like it has bubbles. It might not be painful. It might be noticeable. The baby is also uncomfortable. What is going on? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Hello! The patient's condition is mild. White fur may appear during initial symptoms or during the recovery phase of the illness. Initial symptoms include upper respiratory infections, acute bronchitis, early pneumonia, etc. Due to the lack of symptoms in the early stages or the localized nature of the lesions, the air and blood flow throughout the body are not affected and do not reflect on the tongue. Therefore, the tongue coating remains thin and white, which falls within the normal range. If the disease progresses, the tongue coating may also change. This condition may be related to discomfort symptoms caused by viral infections. It is generally recommended to drink more water. Jinhoujian and Pudilan Anti-inflammatory Oral Liquid can be used for local spray treatment. Observe for a period of time.