(Treatment Review) Emergency care and surgical review after biting the tongue

Have you ever bitten your tongue and hurt yourself, especially when eating?

I have bitten so badly that I even had to get stitches, so I always live cautiously.

As seen in the picture, especially that area tends to tear easily on the molars.

 

At first, I thought it would be okay and spent the day, but the wound kept opening and bleeding, so I had no choice but to go to the hospital.

If you also feel that the wound is severely injured when making a judgment, I recommend going to the hospital immediately for suturing.

If you have a severe injury on your tongue, it doesn't heal well because of bacteria and moisture.

I foolishly endured a situation that could have been easily treated with suturing, almost exceeding 24 hours and nearly unable to perform the suturing.

I went a little late, so even now, after about ten years, the scar area is still slightly raised, but I am living without any problems.

 

Although I try to be careful afterward, I occasionally develop small or large sores on my tongue.

When making judgments, I tend to treat minor wounds myself.

When there are sores or inflammation in the tongue or mouth,

First, wash your hands to prevent any potential additional infections.

Later, I found that using OraMedina Curatic oral wound protection patches was effective for self-treatment.

Among the medications I have used, the one I personally liked the most was the mouth ulcer treatment called Albochil.

However, Albochil may cause a burning sensation at the wound site, so children might experience pain.

 

If the wound area swells, applying ice massage can be effective.

I would like to share my way of dealing with mouth sores when they occur.

Wishing everyone a healthy daily life~~~