What is “female fish mouth” disease?
Disease description:
My girlfriend has developed sores on her mouth. The doctor told her it’s “female chancre.” What is “female chancre”?
Female “fish-mouth” syndrome is a condition caused by heat-toxin affecting the Spleen meridian, characterized by ulceration on the lips, excessive salivation, and a mouth appearance resembling that of a fish. Treatment requires oral administration of heat-clearing and detoxifying medications—such as Shuanglian Jiedu Tang—under a physician’s guidance. During treatment, patients should avoid spicy and stimulating foods (e.g., chili peppers, garlic) and maintain adequate fluid intake.