Most oral sprays can be swallowed and generally do no significant damage to the body. Since oral sprays are designed as sprays, spraying inside the mouth will allow the pharynx to be present, and the pharynx will swallow a portion of it along with the swallowing action, this type of medication is designed to be relatively safe, and swallowing it generally doesn’t have much of an effect. Oral sprays are designed to play the role of heat detoxification, anti-inflammatory and pain relief, in the use of the appropriate amount of spray to the oral cavity, the requirements of the mouth to stay inside a few minutes, during which time it will be swallowed with the saliva. Generally the drug ingredients are relatively safe, for adults the dosage is relatively standard, for young children need to follow the instructions to reduce the amount of discretionary application. Oral sprays are easy to use as a treatment for stomatitis, but it is recommended that you seek medical attention when oral diseases occur, and apply the medication as prescribed by your doctor.