Ulocaces

Description:

The ulocace is an inflammation of a gingiva with dominance of destructive changes.
The acute ulocace develops at children as a result of acute catarral. The necrosis and an ulceration developing at decrease in reactivity of an organism as giperergichesky reaction to a sensitization of fabrics fuzospirillyarny symbiosis are characteristic of this form of inflammatory process of a gingiva. Existence of an ulocace demonstrates serious violations of reactivity of an organism owing to the general diseases or decrease in resistance of tissues of gum.

Ulocace symptoms:

The ulocace is always preceded by a catarrh stage therefore the first clinical signs of a disease are pain and an itch of gums, then their hyperemia, hypostasis, developments of stagnation at which the gingival edge cyanotic, easily and plentifully bleeds at insignificant mechanical traumatizing.
The first signs of an ulceration are located on gingival edge, at especially aggressive process gingival nipples and a marginal gingiva nekrotizirutsya. These sites are covered with a gray or dirty-green plaque, on teeth the plentiful soft, hardly removed plaque. Language is laid over. Saliva viscous, viscous. Not changed mucous membrane of an oral cavity is covered with easily removed fibrinous plaque, from a mouth a putrefactive smell. Current of an ulcer and necrotic ulitis long. The disease is followed by intoxication, chewing of food is broken, the child is exhausted, sleeps badly, is capricious.

Ulocace reasons:

Development of an ulocace is preceded sometimes by the postponed infectious disease (flu, acute herpetic stomatitis, etc.), overcooling, a teething, etc.

Treatment of the Ulocace:

At an ulcer and necrotic ulitis easy and moderate severity of a clinical current appoint antihistaminic drugs, vitamins C and P, the diet rich with digestible proteins and vitamins, plentiful drink. Use a metilmetioninsulfoniya chloride, a dragee of "Revit", the tablet "Panhexavitum", solution of peroxide of hydrogen, potassium permanganate, trypsin and chymotrypsin crystal, Terrilytinum, metronidazole, Retinolum, oil sea-buckthorn and a dogrose, Visposil ointment, etc.
As antiseptic agents use synthetic organic dyes which possess bacteriostatic, antifungal and epithelizing properties. Dyes have high superficial activity and big extent of dissociation.