What should I do if small blisters appear on the lips?

Lips are one of the important components of our face and have many functions in our body, such as assisting with eating, assisting with pronunciation, protecting the oral cavity and so on. Our lips are an organ that can easily get sick. Small blisters on the lips are a common disease. They may be caused by vitamin deficiency, inflammation, and viral infection. So what should we do if small blisters grow on the lips?

1. Treatment of small blisters on lips:

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If the blisters are caused by a lack of vitamins, we can eat more fruits rich in vitamins, such as apples, kiwis, tangerines, oranges, grapefruits, etc., to supplement the vitamins that the body lacks.

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If the blisters are caused by eating spicy food, you can pay attention to adjusting your diet, eat less spicy food, and eat more light vegetable foods that have the effect of clearing heat, such as cabbage, cucumber, bitter gourd, etc.

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If the blisters on the corners of your mouth are caused by emotional excitement or anger, you can relax, go out for a walk, and keep your mood happy and cheerful to avoid getting angry.

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For blisters at the corners of the mouth caused by viral infections, I should eat more foods that improve immunity, such as eggs, milk, animal liver, etc. When necessary, drug treatment is the best method. You can take some antiviral drugs for treatment.

Second, the cause of blisters at the corners of the mouth

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In our daily life, if the body lacks vitamins, such as vitamin B or vitamin C, blisters will appear. Some blisters grow in the mouth, and some grow at the corners of the mouth.

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If you particularly like spicy food, such as peppers, onions, garlic, etc. Eating these very spicy foods frequently will cause your body to become inflamed, which can easily cause blisters to form at the corners of your mouth.

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In addition to frequently eating spicy food which can cause getting inflamed, a quick temper and frequent anger can also cause the body to get inflamed. As the saying goes, "getting inflamed due to anxiety" refers to this. Frequent temper tantrums and emotional excitement can also cause blisters at the corners of the mouth.

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In addition to the above, another reason for blisters at the corners of the mouth is due to viral infection. After the infection, herpes will grow at the corners of the mouth or inside the mouth.

3. Lip care methods:

1. It is not advisable to frequently exfoliate the lips. Because the lips themselves lack a protective layer, they are easily damaged. When your lips become chapped, you can first apply a hot towel for 3 to 5 minutes, then use a soft brush (a toothbrush soaked in hot water will also work) to gently brush off the dead skin on your lips, and then apply lip cream. It is best not to apply lipstick immediately, otherwise it will damage the delicate skin of the lips.

2. When applying makeup daily, if you feel your lips are too dry, you can apply a towel soaked in hot water on your lips for 3 to 5 minutes, and then apply lipstick, which will make your lips look very soft and shiny.

3. The lips also have their own massage method: pinch the upper lip with the index finger and thumb, keep the index finger still, and gently move the thumb to massage the upper lip; then pinch the lower lip with the index finger and thumb, keep the thumb still, and gently move the index finger to massage the lower lip. Then, massage your upper and lower lips rhythmically in the opposite direction as above, and repeat several times. This can eliminate or nourish the transverse wrinkles of the lips.

4. Use the middle fingers of both hands to rub from the center of the lips to the corners of the mouth so that the lip skin feels stretched. Start with the upper lip and then the lower lip. Repeat several times. This can eliminate or reduce the vertical wrinkles at the corners of the mouth.

5. When there is no lip cream, such as in dry weather, you can use eye cream as an emergency measure.