Lip blisters are a common occurrence in daily life that I believe everyone has experienced. It is also quite common in infants. Bubbles on the lips not only cause pain to infants, but also affect their normal diet. Today, let's analyze what causes baby lip blisters?
The first reason for lip blisters is internal heat. Babies are just born and have a relatively low immune system. If they are not given water in a timely manner, they are prone to developing internal heat. Adding more water to the baby can promptly alleviate symptoms of blistering and dry lips.
The second type is mouth inflammation. Mouth angle inflammation is a common inflammation in newborns, mostly caused by a lack of nutrition or vitamins. The appearance of mouth angle inflammation can cause blisters on the baby's lips, as well as local pain. Antibiotics can be used for treatment.
The third reason is being infected by a virus. Newborns have relatively low resistance, and if the lips are accidentally infected with a virus, reactions such as lip bubbles may occur in a short period of time. When such a situation occurs, it is necessary to seek timely treatment from a professional doctor.
The above is an introduction to the causes of baby lip bubbles. When it is found that baby lips have bubbles, targeted treatment should be given according to the cause. Parents should pay attention to the various changes in the body of infants during their growth process. When taking care of a baby, it is important to have a light diet and avoid oily and spicy foods as they may cause internal heat.
