Patient's question:
Halitosis, annual occurrence of oral ulcers about 10 times, it reappears during face washing, face washing, and eating, leading to bleeding gums. The condition has persisted for over 10 years. I do not drink beer, smoke, or consume spicy foods frequently. I have tried many medications specifically for recurrent oral ulcers, but none have been effective. What treatment methods would be best?Doctor's answer:
Use chlorhexidine mouthwash or compound boracic mouthwash for gargling, 3-5 times daily, each time with 10 ml, hold for 5-10 minutes and spit it out. Then use oral ulcer anti-inflammatory film, cut it to the size of the ulcer, and apply it to the ulcer to let it naturally heal. Alternatively, use a small amount of 0.5% dalacin solution with a cotton swab to apply to the ulcer, which is also effective. You can also apply a mixture of pearl yellow powder and indigo powder to the ulcer surface, which can alleviate blood circulation and promote scab formation. A small amount of tetracycline ointment applied to the ulcer surface can also promote blood circulation and enhance ulcer healing.For patients with bad breath, daily treatment mainly involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take many oral medications, combined with various vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines while avoiding alcohol.