Oral herpes is also a common condition in babies, and its occurrence is related to viruses. Oral herpes is also easy to treat, but it requires finding a good treatment method and taking good oral care of the baby to cure it. What should I do if my two-year-old baby has oral herpes?
Two measures can be taken for oral herpes in a two-year-old baby. The first is to promptly go to the dental department of the hospital for pathological section testing. Doctors can prescribe medication for babies through testing. Secondly, it is recommended to give your baby more vegetables and fruits on a regular basis, and to regularly rinse the baby's area with diluted salt water to kill bacteria.
Oral herpes in a two-year-old baby refers to the appearance of single or multiple blisters in the mouth. Herpes can be manifested in many viral infections, and the healing cycle is usually 7-10 days. If there are other bacterial infections or if the child's physical condition is relatively weak, poor nutrition during the illness may last for 14 days or even three weeks.
During the local treatment of oral herpes, antiviral drugs are mainly used for treatment. Some herpes can also cause pain, which can affect the child's eating and rest. Therefore, local pain relief medication is also necessary.
