I believe everyone will have this experience, that is, when eating melon seeds, I accidentally plunged the shell of melon seeds into the upper jaw and felt an arrow hit me. It was really sour and cool! Then there may be bleeding in the mouth, but because the melon seeds are very small, there is not much bleeding or even no bleeding. I didn't dare to shut up after stabbing me, for fear that my chin would touch the melon seeds standing on the upper jaw, and then I would tear them off in one breath. The whole process will be stimulated by the palate, so I will secrete saliva. Maybe my lacrimal glands are developed and I will shed tears. I will rinse my mouth with clear water and check the wound, because the skin in my mouth is easy to heal and the wound is small, which generally will not affect my continued eating.

Although it is normal to eat melon seeds to find the upper jaw, because the skin in the mouth is more fragile than the skin in other parts of the body, the same force stuck in the mouth is more likely to be injured. Take good care of the wound, or it will be very troublesome to get infected. It has been said that a person bites his tongue while eating, and then eats unclean food without paying attention. Finally, his mouth was so inflamed that he couldn't eat anything, which was still very miserable for eating goods.

Skin is our first line of defense, and so is the skin in the mouth. In order to enjoy food and life, we must control our mouths. If you accidentally stick the melon seed shell in your mouth, remove the shell first, then rinse it with clear water to see the wound. It's best to be quiet for a while, and don't eat anything, especially spicy or unclean food, to reduce the possibility of infection.