TEMPO.CO, Jakarta –Sprue may already be familiar to some people’s ears. This oral disease has certainly been experienced by several groups, ranging from toddlers, adolescents, adults, to the elderly.
Canker sores can interfere with daily activities, ranging from decreased appetite, pain when speaking, and pain in the mouth. So, what causes canker sores?
Launching from healthline.com, canker sores are sores in the mouth caused by stomatitis (inflammation).
Canker sores can occur in several parts of the oral cavity, starting from the tongue, gums, roof of the mouth, to the bottom of the lips. Canker sores are usually characterized by small sores such as blisters both in the soft tissues of the mouth and the inside of the mouth, such as the tongue, roof of the mouth or white gums.
The most common type of thrush is canker sores. Quoted from Tanyapepsodent.com, unlike cold sores, canker sores are not contagious.
Sprue can occur in the oral cavity with more than one number.
Generally, canker sores are white and round in shape with redness around them. Although not a serious disease, this condition can cause pain in the mouth.
Many factors cause canker sores. Quoted from webmd.com, these factors range from nutritional deficiencies, oversensitivity to certain foods, to wounds from being bitten. In addition, thrush by some oral hygiene problems or mucous membrane damage. Malnutrition, irritation from chemicals, and consumption of certain drugs can also trigger canker sores.
Usually, thrush can occur for one to two weeks. In fact, thrush can heal on its own. However, the pain and soreness of canker sores can be cured in a faster time. As explained in Tanyapepsodent.com gargling with salt water and applying honey can help prevent infection in the mouth as well as speed up recovery.
Meanwhile, quoting from the 2018 edition of the Journal of Pharmacy Magazine, the consumption of numbing agents and antiseptics can also help cure canker sores. Instead, choose a drug that contains enzydamine HCL, 1% providone iodine, or a combination of dequalinium chloride and vitamin C, as recommended by the Food and Drug Administration (BPOM).
– .
