"What Should I Do If Eating Too Much Pineapple Causes Sore Corners of My Mouth?"

If eating too much pineapple causes soreness at the corners of the mouth, the first step is to stop consuming it. Regularly drink warm water. If the pain is severe or there is difficulty in opening the mouth, it is recommended to promptly seek medical attention, actively treat under the guidance of a doctor, and recover health as soon as possible.

Measures to Take:

1. Stop Eating:

   If the corners of the mouth become sore after eating too much pineapple, it indicates that pineapple is an allergen that can cause allergic reactions at the corners of the mouth, manifested as local congestion, edema, erosion, and exudation, accompanied by pain. In severe cases, there may be allergic symptoms such as redness and swelling of the lips and erosion of the oral mucosa. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the allergen and stop eating pineapple.

2. Drink More Water:

   Drinking more water replenishes the body's fluids, dilutes the concentration of pineapple protease, promotes digestion and absorption of food in the body, and accelerates metabolism.

3. Medication:

   If there is significant pain at the corners of the mouth after eating pineapple, making it difficult to open the mouth or speak, oral medications such as Desloratadine Tablets, Chlorpheniramine Maleate Tablets, and Cetirizine Tablets can be taken. Topical treatments include Red Vitamin A Ointment, Tacrolimus Ointment, and Desonide Cream. Additionally, Vitamin B2 supplements can be taken orally to replenish vitamins. In daily life, pineapples should be soaked in saltwater before consumption. If pain or erosion occurs at the corners of the mouth after eating, prompt medical attention should be sought to prevent further deterioration of the condition.