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Edit Text Problem in android

Problem Statement 
I had set background image for EditText. But when the user clicks on EditText the starting point of cursor is appeared before the EditText background image and it looks abnormal.






Solution  A:

Set the EditText left padding


Solution  B:

Use the 9 patch background image

Note:if there is  any other solution please  share with  me .Thanks 

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