Mouth ulcers and drinking pure water have a relationship?

Not related. Folk generally called fire, but the Western medical point of view is that 95% of mouth ulcers are caused by viruses, not to be underestimated. Mouth ulcers are generally more frequent in the spring and fall seasonal exchange, generally low immunity due to seasonal changes, and the body's environment can not be adjusted in a timely manner, the occurrence of immune deficiency, the virus at this time will take advantage of the situation, resulting in ulcers. Ulcers generally do not need to use drugs, one to two weeks since the healing. You can also take a little vitamin, vitamin C and vitamin B2 with taking, two to three days to heal, pay attention to drink more water, more rest. The most important thing is that you should pay attention to the rest of the body, especially the weak.

Recurrent mouth ulcers have a very close relationship with immunity in the first place. Some patients show immunodeficiency, some patients show autoimmune reaction, that is, due to a variety of factors, so that the body's normal immune system, the body's own tissue antigens, immune response, and cause tissue destruction and the onset of disease. Secondly, it is related to heredity, in the clinic, the development of recurrent oral ulcers, there are obvious family genetic tendency, we often see, one or more parents with recurrent oral ulcers, then, their children are more likely to suffer from the disease than the general population. In addition, the onset of recurrent mouth ulcers is often also associated with a number of diseases or symptoms, such as digestive diseases gastric ulcers, duodenal ulcers, chronic or prolonged hepatitis, colitis, etc., in addition to anemia, paraphagia, indigestion, diarrhea, fever, sleep deprivation, overexertion, mental tension, work stress, changes in the menstrual cycle and so on. With one or more factors active, alternating, overlapping will appear body immunity decline, immune dysfunction, also caused by recurrent mouth ulcers frequent attacks.　Clinically, they are divided into three types: recurrent mild oral ulcers, recurrent stomatitis oral ulcers, and recurrent necrotizing mucocutaneous glandular periostitis.

Vitamins can treat mouth ulcers

Whether the mouth ulcers are solitary or chronic, vitamins B2, B6 and other vitamins of the B complex are effective. Some people have even taken B-complex only after one night and the mouth ulcers disappeared cleanly.

Insufficient vitamin B2 can trigger corns, bloodshot eyes and anal ulcers, especially when symptoms appear on the skin and mucous membranes. Vitamin B6 is related to the metabolism of fat, and B6 insufficiency can cause seborrheic dermatitis. In addition pantothenic acid and biotin and other vitamins of the B-complex (except B1) in interaction with each other, for the prevention and treatment of mouth ulcers are also helpful.