TONGUE HURTS SUPORT

 

Hello everyone,

 you are all well. Today I will say why the tongue hurts?

A sore on the tongue is an open sore on the top or bottom of the tongue and although the problem is not serious or fatal, it can usually leave the affected person uncomfortable. The cause of a sore on the tongue can be the same as a sore on other parts of the mouth.

What are the main signs and symptoms associated with it?

Symptoms of ulcers or sores on the tongue appear in the form of sores, they can be large or small in size. The sores may appear on the top of the tongue, behind the tongue, or on the bottom of the tongue.

These sores can be painful and are often reddish in color. In some cases, the lesion may appear white or yellowish in color. Pain caused by ulcers can be accompanied by a feeling of irritation, usually increasing in intensity after eating hot or spicy foods.

What are the main reasons for this?

The most common causes of sore tongue are:

Infections - Sores can be caused by viral or bacterial infections of the mouth. It is indirectly related to the dirt inside the mouth.

Malnutrition - Lack of iron, zinc or vitamin A can lead to sores on the tongue and mouth.

Injuries - Blisters or sores can develop from a recent injury caused by biting or biting teeth or using a brace.

Cancer sores or mouth sores - Cancer sores are yellow and white blisters that can occur on the face as well as on the tongue due to various reasons such as cuts in the mouth, hormonal changes, unhealthy eating habits.

Food Sensitivity - Some foods that are salty and sour can cause discomfort and can cause sores on the tongue.

How is it diagnosed and treated?

The tongue wound is diagnosed through physical examination.

With a little care, they usually heal on their own. If the lesion is caused by a lack of certain nutrients, the doctor prepares a diet of these nutrients to take.

There are also some home remedies that are very effective in healing wounds on the tongue.

Rinsing the tongue with salt water helps to dry the wound and destroy harmful bacteria. Alternatively, applying a paste made with salt and water is also quite comfortable.

To reduce the pain, the affected area can be anesthetized with ice cubes.

Dollars are advised to avoid hot and spicy foods when suffering from tongue ulcers, as this can increase the pain.

In some cases, physicians may prescribe anti-inflammatory drugs to help the wound heal faster