Eucalyptus with stomatitis.
Easing Symptoms and Accelerating Recovery.
The unpleasant symptoms of stomatitis are familiar to many. Children especially often suffer from inflammation of the oral mucosa.
The main reasons for the appearance of sores in the mouth are weakening of the immune system and non-compliance with the rules of personal hygiene.
But even the healthiest people and hardened cleaners can face stomatitis, since sometimes it occurs as a result of allergies or trauma.
When the disease begins, it is important to alleviate the condition: this is true for both children and adults.
Along with general recommendations and medicines of synthetic origin, eucalyptus leaves for stomatitis are often prescribed. It is known for being the tallest tree in the world and has a special composition.
Eucalyptus leaves contain the following elements:
cineole (up to 80%);
tannins;
organic acids;
trace elements (manganese, selenium, zinc);
pigments.
WHY IT IS WORTH USING THE STOMATITIS Eucalyptus
For stomatitis, remedies based on this plant are effective due to antiseptic, antimicrobial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory and healing properties.
They can relieve pain and itching. For this reason, eucalyptus extract or essential oil is found in many sprays and other products. But you can prepare the medicine yourself:
firstly, you will know for sure that there are no harmful additional ingredients in it;
secondly, it is much cheaper;
thirdly, it is not difficult at all.
The most important thing is to select quality raw materials. Therefore, it is best to buy it dried in a pharmacy.
HOW TO TAKE EUCALYPTUS FOR STOMATITIS
Eucalyptus is used as a mouthwash for stomatitis. This is the most important measure. Rinsing the mouth with stomatitis relieves the condition, relieves itching, washes away food debris, prevents bacteria from multiplying, and performs a healing agent.
Performing this simple procedure regularly, you can significantly speed up your recovery. For these purposes, infusions and decoctions are suitable.
Preparation of infusion
2 tsp dry raw materials pour 250 ml of boiled water. Boil in a water bath for up to 15 minutes. Cool and strain. Before use, the infusion is diluted by taking 1 tsp. for 250 ml of water.
Preparation of the broth
15 g of finely chopped raw materials pour 200 ml of boiled water. Boil for about 4 minutes, then insist and strain.
Eucalyptus and St. John’s wort against stomatitis
You need to take in the same amount of eucalyptus leaves and St. John’s wort (crushed). Pour them into the jar so that they take up 2/3 of its volume.
Pour vegetable oil to the top (you can use refined sunflower oil). Stir, close and leave to infuse for 5 days. Use the resulting oil to treat ulcers; you can do this often, up to 5 times a day.
Rinsing and treating ulcers should not be done before eating, they should be done only after eating.
FEATURES OF APPLICATION AND CONTRAINDICATIONS
Eucalyptus is safe and non-toxic. For this reason, eucalyptus can and should be used by children. The only thing you need to pay attention to is the likelihood of allergic reactions.
Eucalyptus is an allergen, therefore, in case of stomatitis of allergic origin, it is better to refuse it or use it with caution.
For viral, bacterial, post-traumatic stomatitis, the plant is effective and safe. Individual intolerance is often indicated by a negative perception of the smell of eucalyptus.
Eucalyptus alcoholic infusions, like any other alcohol-containing products, are contraindicated for stomatitis.
They negatively affect the condition of the mucous membrane, slow down the healing process. In addition, alcohol from the mucous membranes is rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream.
