Allergic diseases in children with recurrent aphthous stomatitis. The making up of a regimen as an element of the medical treatment of the illness

Repeatedly occuring aphthas are among the most common recurrent oral lesions in childhood. A group of factors are considered to have an effect on the development of the disease recurrent aphthoust stomatitis (RAS). Those are local traumata, microbial factors, food factors (food deficiencies, food allergies), some general illnesses, etc. The study of these factors in childhood shows that allergic conditions occur more frequently in children with RAS. A new palliative method of treatment of the condition is the regulative regimen. It does away with the most common food allergens causing the repeated occurrence of RAS. The regimen can also be a part of a complex course of treatment.