When a baby becomes unwell, a mother's anxiety increases. When the child has mouth ulcers, this worry becomes more pressing. Babies use screams to communicate their pain since they are unable to use words to do so. What can thus be done if a newborn develops mouth sores? What care can we offer? Mothers struggle with these issues on a daily basis.
I. Home Treatments for Babies' Mouth Ulcers
1. Apply powdered vitamin C to the ulcer region after crushing two vitamin C pills. Keep the infant's mouth shut for a while. repeat each day twice. Even if it works, this technique could be uncomfortable for some people, and younger infants might not comply very well.
2. Add a little sugar and one spoonful of whole milk powder to warm water, then dissolve. Ideally, give the medication before going to bed. Ulcers often go away after two days of usage.
3. Squeeze some watermelon juice into your mouth, then keep it there for two to three minutes before swallowing. Do this procedure two or three times daily.
4. After soaking green beans in cold water for about 10 minutes, make an egg paste. Green beans should only be boiled for 2 minutes. Drink the green bean water after straining it and adding egg blossom. Take it twice a day, once in the morning and once at night.
5. Warm up fresh banana leaves and place them on the ulcer. 3 or more times daily.
6. Several times a day, squeeze some tomato juice and keep it in your mouth for a few minutes.
7. Scrape out the persimmon frost from dried persimmons and mix it with hot water or oats.
8. Before using complex vitamin B12 or riboflavin supplements, talk to your doctor.
Recommendations II
1. Practice good oral hygiene, avoid causing damage to the oral mucosa, and stay away from hot meals and other local irritants.
2. Maintain a positive attitude to reduce stress and concern.
3. Get enough sleep to avoid being too exhausted.
4. Maintain a regular pattern for bowel movements, eat a balanced food, and avoid constipation.
After learning how to treat and manage infant mouth ulcers, change the baby's diet to include riboflavin-rich foods including milk, liver, spinach, carrots, and cabbage.
