Ulcers will grow in the mouth every once in a while. Why do oral ulcers often occur?

At this time, its oral cavity is easily invaded by viruses, which leads to oral ulcers and other diseases. In daily life, if you don't clean your mouth correctly, or you don't take the correct posture of brushing your teeth, it may also lead to oral trauma and cause oral ulcers. The boundary is clear, and the mucosal tissue around the ulcer will turn red and slightly swollen, which will make us feel a strong local burning sensation, which will make people eat badly and sleep badly, especially when eating, and it will feel very painful if they are slightly stimulated.

Oral ulcer is actually a common "oral multiple lesions" in clinic. Generally speaking, we think it is caused by the comprehensive action of many factors. Specific factors, such as immune factors, genetic factors, environmental factors, such as picky eaters, excessive rice washing when cooking rice, or long-term consumption of refined rice flour and long-term vegetarian diet, are likely to cause the loss of B vitamins and trace elements.

Also known as recurrent aphtha, burning pain is its prominent feature. Its appearance is single or multiple round or oval ulcers with different sizes, the surface is covered with gray or yellow false membrane, the center is sunken, the boundary is clear, and the surrounding mucosa is red, swollen and slightly swollen. It is characterized by periodicity, repetition and self-limitation, which leads to dysfunction of zang-fu organs. But so far, the exact etiology and pathogenesis of oral ulcer are still unclear, and its factors may be local trauma, mental stress, changes in food, drugs and hormone concentrations, and lack of vitamins or trace elements.

Many people always have ulcers in their mouths, which will appear every once in a while. Although oral ulcer is not a big deal, it always appears repeatedly, which will affect eating more or less. It hurts when eating ulcers, even when drinking water. Many animal experiments and clinical trials have confirmed that the occurrence of oral ulcer is related to low immune function. When immunity declines, it is more susceptible to infection by bacteria and viruses, causing oral mucosal lesions.