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MOUTH ULCERS:
A TROUBLESOME ISSUE
Aphthous ulcers are the most common lesions of the oral mucosa, and in 80% of cases the first aphthous ulcer appears before the age of 30.
The prevalence of this problem can affect up to 60%* of the population. It is estimated that in one-fifth of cases, episodes are frequent and repeated over the years
*S Jurge 1, R Kuffer, C Scully, S R Porter Mucosal Disease Series. Number VI. Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis Review Oral Dis , 12 (1), 1-21 Jan 2006
PREDISPOSING FACTORS
Nutritional deficiencies
Systemic diseases
Psychological conditions
Mucosal injuries
Genetic predisposition
Allergies and intolerances
THE SYMPTOMS
- Spontaneous pain and burning at phonation.
- Swelling and pain in nearby lymph nodes.
- Increased salivation.
- Difficulty and pain in chewing with possible loss of appetite.
- Difficulty and pain with oral hygiene maneuvers.
- Diagnosis is mainly based on clinical appearance and medical history.
THE AFTERAPID FORMULATION
It's a comprehensive and innovative formulation based on the emulsion of MUCOADESIVE POLYMERS ENRICHED WITH ACTIVE PARTICLES that protect the wound, provide relief and accelerate healing.
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STIMULATES BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF TISSUE REPAIR
BIOMOIST® HYALURONIC ACID
FILM-FORMING AND MOISTURIZING POWER
TEA TREE OIL AND MANUKA OIL
ANTIBACTERIAL AND ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY
18ß GLYCIRRETIC ACID
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY FUNCTION
RUSCOGENIN
ASTRINGENT ACTIVITY
ALLANTOIN
CELL PROLIFERATION


