Huasu tablets for children's oral ulcers

Huasupian, whose main ingredient is warfarin sodium, is a commonly used anticoagulant medication primarily indicated for the prevention and treatment of thrombotic disorders. It works by inhibiting the formation of thrombin, thereby reducing blood coagulation and preventing thrombus formation. However, Huasupian is not intended for the treatment of oral ulcers. Oral ulcers are a common mucosal disease characterized by one or more painful, round or oval sores in the mouth. Treatment typically involves local medications such as analgesic gels, anti-inflammatory mouthwashes, or antibiotic-containing oral patches, along with maintaining good oral hygiene and a balanced diet. For children with oral ulcers, parents should select appropriate treatments under medical guidance and avoid using unsuitable medications like Huasupian, which may be unsafe or inappropriate for treating oral ulcers in children.