Can children's throat herpes heal itself? How to prevent babies from getting herpes

Spring and autumn are the peak seasons for herpes in children. Babies sometimes put toys in their mouths, causing bacterial infections in the oral cavity. At this time, parents should pay special attention to their baby's diet and avoid eating irritating foods.

In clinical practice, throat herpes in children is usually a viral infection and is generally difficult to heal on its own.

Because children's throat herpes can cause fever, poor appetite, and weak immunity. If not treated in time, the condition may become serious. When children have throat herpes, it is recommended that parents take their children to the hospital for treatment in time and take antiviral treatment under the guidance of the doctor. At the same time, pay attention to the diet of children to drink more water, eat more fruits and fresh vegetables rich in vitamin C, and people who have close contact with children should wash their hands more often.

1. Pay attention to scientific feeding, improve disease resistance, strengthen physical fitness, and avoid malnutrition and vitamin deficiency;

2. Pay attention to oral hygiene, especially when there is an acute infection, you should pay attention to cleaning the mouth;

3. Pay attention to the cleanliness and disinfection of diet, feeding utensils and nipples to reduce the occurrence of diarrhea;

4. During the epidemic period of herpetic stomatitis, you can take preventive medication once a day for 3 consecutive days.

5. Children with herpetic stomatitis will feel uncomfortable and cry frequently. To prevent their babies from suffering from herpetic stomatitis, parents can let their babies strengthen their physical exercise, strengthen their physique and improve their body resistance. At the same time, they can brush their teeth in the morning and evening and pay attention to oral hygiene. In addition, weak children should avoid contact with such patients to prevent infection.

1. Apple: Apples contain a lot of vitamins, which can relieve the symptoms of oral herpes. Parents can cut the apples into slices and put them in a container, then cook them and feed them to the baby when they are cool.

2. Pear: Pear is a very common fruit, it contains a lot of vitamin B, very suitable for babies with oral herpes. And giving children some pears can also help to reduce internal heat.

3. Persimmon: I believe everyone has eaten persimmons, which have the effect of preventing and treating oral herpes. In particular, persimmon frost is very effective in treating oral herpes.

4. Watermelon: Watermelon contains a lot of vitamins, and eating watermelon can promote the production of body fluids and quench thirst, remove internal heat and promote diuresis. After a child has oral herpes, eating some watermelon can effectively relieve the symptoms of oral herpes.

5. Peach: After a child has oral herpes, he should eat fruits with high vitamin content. Peaches contain a lot of vitamins, which are very helpful for the recovery of the disease. Peaches are delicious and babies like to eat them.

When a child has herpes in his throat, it is herpetic pharyngitis, which is a mixed infection of Helicobacter pylori and Fusobacterium thrombus. These two bacteria are symbiotic anaerobic bacteria that often exist in the oral cavity, mostly hiding in the tonsil fossa, interdental spaces and gingival sulci. Usually, they have low toxicity and are not pathogenic. However, when there is heat accumulation in the lungs, phlegm is produced in the lungs and spleen, phlegm and fire are inflamed, the body's resistance to disease is reduced, and the qi and blood are out of balance, which can cause serious and long-term illness and damage the qi and blood, these bacteria multiply rapidly and their toxicity increases. Localized inflammation, ulcers, tissue necrosis and pseudomembrane formation often occur in one tonsil, and invade the adjacent buccal mucosa, gums or tongue. When the disease occurs, it is accompanied by mild systemic discomfort, such as low fever, fatigue, constipation and other systemic symptoms.