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What is the difference between acute ulcerative gingivitis and herpetic stomatitis?
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difference bt chronic n acute gingivitis
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What is the medical term meaning Inflammation of the mouth due to herpes?
Herpetic stomatitis is inflammation of the mouth due to herpes.
What is the scientific name for cold sores?
Herpetic stomatitis. Herpetic = caused by a herpes virus. Stomat(o) = combining form for mouth. -itis = inflammation.
What is Primary Herpetic Gingivostomatitis In Children?
Can an adult who has Herpetic Gingovastamitis give it to their child?
Why does 3 year old get mouth ulcers?
If the ulcers are found in the mouth, they are called: aphthous ulcers - usually acquired via oral secretions from an infected individual. If the ulcers are found outside the mouth, this is called: herpetic stomatitis - which is also acquired via oral secretions from an infected person.
What is herpetic gingivostomatitis?
Herpes infection of the gums and other parts of the mouth is called herpetic gingivostomatitis
What is herpetic infection?
Herpetic means related to herpes. A herpetic infection could be genital herpes, shingles, cold sores, or other infections caused by viruses in the herpes family.
What does herpetic gingivostomatitis look like?
The infected areas of the gums turn red in color and have whitish herpetic lesions
Does TENS help with post herpetic neuralgia?
Yes
Does TENS help with post-herpetic neuralgia?
Yes
How does a child get herpetic whitlow?
Your 21 month old son became infected with herpetic whitlow because someone with a herpetic infection, such as cold sores, held their own infection against his skin, or because he inoculated his finger with the virus by putting his fingers in his mouth. It spread from skin to skin.
What words have her in them?
her there where here heritage herpes herpetic hermetic hermaphrodite
Can herpetic whitlow cause blood poisoning?
Herpetic whitlow itself will not cause blood poisoning. In the unlikely event that the lesions are secondarily infected, perhaps you could get a lymphangitis, but that's not common.
