Infections Numerous infections can also lead to cracked and dry lips. In rare cases, a fungal infection (e.g. candita albicans) on the cheek mucous membrane or on the lips can lead to a dry environment. Much more common, however, are viral infections, such as the herpes virus, which usually leads to small ulcerations on the … Infections | The most common causes of dry lips
Dry lips after chemotherapy Patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy often complain of dry or chapped lips. Chemotherapy for cancer (tumor) has the purpose of inhibiting the division of all rapidly dividing cells. The fast-dividing cells also include the cells of the oral cavity and the lips. For this reason, in most cases after chemotherapy … Dry lips after chemotherapy | The most common causes of dry lips
Through Labello Frequent creaming and care of the lips can also have disadvantages. Using a lot of chapstick can put the skin into a state of dependency. In a figurative sense, the skin is thus dependent on the lipids contained in Labello. This leads to a feeling of tightness and dryness in the lips when … Through Labello | The most common causes of dry lips
Definition Pain under the tongue is the term used to describe all subjective sensations of pain in the lower part of the oral cavity. The extent and quality of pain in this area can vary. Depending on the cause, burning pain, pressure pain or tension pain may dominate. Pain under the tongue is based on … Pain under the tongue
Diagnosis The doctor first asks the patient about the exact symptoms, the quality and localization of the pain and any accompanying symptoms. He then takes a look at the oral cavity. He palpates the 3 large salivary glands and tests their functionality by stroking them. He also palpates the lymph nodes in the neck and … Diagnosis | Pain under the tongue
Therapy The treatment of pain under the tongue depends on the cause. Teas, tinctures or gels with medicinal plant extracts are considered by some people to be beneficial for pain under the tongue. Examples of teas, tinctures or gels with medicinal plant extracts are lime blossom, camomile, mallow leaves, aloe vera or marshmallow roots.A sufficient … Therapy | Pain under the tongue
Duration Depending on the cause, the duration of the pain under the tongue is very variable and can last from one day to a few months. If the pain lasts for more than a few days and recurs repeatedly, and is accompanied by symptoms such as fever, a doctor should be consulted. All articles in … Duration | Pain under the tongue
Argyrie is a discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes that appears gray-bluish or slate gray and is irreversible. Argyriasis is caused by ingestion of silver in the form of metallic silver, silver-containing medications, colloidal silver, silver salts, or silver dust. The disease argyriasis belongs to the dyschromias. What is argyriasis? The discoloration of the … Argyrie: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Course of oral thrush In the oral cavity there is a characteristic course of the “mouth rot”. At first, numerous pinhead-sized blisters appear on highly inflamed mucous membranes. The number is about fifty to over one hundred individual vesicles. However, these only have a short residence time and turn into yellowish, mostly circular depressions, so-called … Course of oral thrush | Gingivostomatitis herpeticaThe oral thrush
Treatment Since oral thrush is a viral infection, the treatment options are very limited and limited to symptomatic treatment. Mouth rot is not dangerous, but since it is accompanied by moderate to severe fever attacks and pain in the area of the oral mucosa, it may be useful to treat the symptoms. Ibuprofen in tablet … Treatment | Gingivostomatitis herpeticaThe oral thrush
Gingivostomatitis herpetica Gingivostomatitis herpetica or “mouth rot” can already occur in newborns. Here, caution and direct therapy is required, as the not yet well developed immune system poses the risk of herpes – encephalitis, which can cause permanent brain and eye damage. It should be strictly observed that there is sufficient fluid intake and whether … Gingivostomatitis herpetica | Gingivostomatitis herpeticaThe oral thrush
Aphtae in the mouth The disease of “mouth rot” was formerly called stomatitis aphtosa, because medicine at that time suspected a connection with chronically recurring aphthae. In the meantime, it has been scientifically proven that chronically recurrent (recurring) aphthae have nothing to do with the disease of gingivostomatitis herpetica, which is why the former term … Aphtae in the mouth | Gingivostomatitis herpeticaThe oral thrush
