The characteristic of herpetic stomatitis is

Herpetic stomatitis is characterized by the appearance of numerous small, large clusters of vesicles in the oral cavity and even in the pharynx. These vesicles are pinhead-sized with extremely thin walls, making them prone to rupture. After rupture, they leave behind a hyperemic, swollen mucosal surface. Treatment for herpetic stomatitis may include oral antiviral medications and antiviral agents such as Isatidis Radix granules. It is also important to ensure adequate rest and sleep to enhance the body's immune function.