How to treat oral blood blisters in pregnant women

I believe everyone has experienced oral blood blisters. Oral blood blisters are a type of oral disease. This disease does not cause much harm to the human body. Most of the time, it is caused by the patient's getting angry or cavity infection. So to treat this disease, some friends choose drug treatment to relieve pain, and some friends let it heal itself. Some pregnant women find it difficult to tolerate oral blood blisters, but they cannot take medication casually. So how to treat oral blood blisters in pregnant women?

Because pregnant women have increased oral tissue sensitivity, they should use a health toothbrush with a small brush head, soft, ground bristles when brushing their teeth. Brush your teeth every morning and evening, and rinse your mouth after meals; use dental floss regularly to clean adjacent dental plaque; use fluoride toothpaste to brush your teeth to prevent caries; pay attention to a balanced diet, choose foods that are beneficial to your health and non-cariogenic, and follow scientific principles of sugar intake, eat less sweets, and reduce snacks.

Self-treatment methods for oral ulcers in pregnant women:

1. Use a sterilized cotton swab dipped in 40,000 units of gentamicin injection and lightly apply it to the oral ulcer surface. Apply it once after each meal and before going to bed, for a total of 4 times. It usually heals in 2 to 3 days.

2. Use a sterilized cotton swab dipped in Yunnan Baiyao powder to apply to the affected area. Generally, the affected area will heal after 3 days of use.

3. Take 2 raw radishes and a piece of fresh lotus root, wash and mash them, squeeze out the juice and remove the residue. Gargle with the juice 3 times a day. Use it for 4 days in a row to see the effect.

In fact, there are many ways to treat oral blisters in pregnant women, not necessarily drug treatment. The appearance of oral blisters is mostly caused by getting angry. Friends with this condition can drink a glass of light salt water every day, and the blisters will heal in a few days. If the oral blisters become more and more serious and very uncomfortable, it is recommended to go to the hospital for dental treatment.