What to do if lips can't stop bleeding

In fact, our lips are very easy to get hurt, and people may hurt them inadvertently. You may have experienced this before. When we eat, if we accidentally bite our lips lightly, they will break. In serious cases, they will bleed, and sometimes they can't be stopped. So what should we do in this situation? Today I will tell you what to do if your lips can’t stop bleeding.

The bleeding may be caused by the rupture of a small artery on the lips, which requires specific examination to confirm the diagnosis. Suggestions: If you feel any discomfort, it is recommended that you go to the dental department of a regular hospital for systematic specialist examination and treatment.

Under normal circumstances, the bleeding will stop quickly. If the bleeding lasts for a long time, there may be a blood system disease. Guidance: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for examination immediately, and press the wound with your hand to stop the bleeding. Only after a clear diagnosis can you get better treatment. Life care: Finally, I sincerely wish you a speedy recovery.

It's a problem of lips bleeding. Guidance: Your situation should be considered as a problem of lip hemangioma. You'd better go to the surgery department and have surgery as soon as possible to avoid infection caused by constant bleeding. The above are suggestions for the problem of "lips bleeding for no reason and can't stop".

If the bleeding from a cracked lip cannot be stopped and is related to the wound and poor hemostasis function, the guidance suggests going to a regular hospital, stopping the bleeding after cleaning, and doing platelet and coagulation factor tests when necessary.

First of all, you should avoid excessive exposure to sunlight, stop using or eating suspicious drugs or foods, avoid dry, hot and windy environments, and change bad habits such as licking your lips. This can also prevent recurrence. Suggestions: When cracks appear on the lips, while taking vitamin B2, you can apply some antibiotic ointment such as chloramphenicol and cod liver oil to the cracks.

It may be chronic gingivitis, which is definitely related to your lack of brushing. You can go to the dental hospital to have your teeth cleaned first, and then see how it goes. If it still bleeds, you can go to the hospital to check your blood routine. Be sure to go to a regular hospital.

If the lips bleed spontaneously and the bleeding does not stop, you should rule out thrombocytopenia and coagulation disorders. Guidance: Under normal circumstances, bleeding can stop within one minute. If it continues for half an hour, it is obviously abnormal. It is recommended to go to the Department of Hematology to further identify the cause of the disease.

There are blood blisters on the lips. It would be better if you could describe it clearly or send a photo, because there are two possibilities: hemangioma or mucous cyst. Based on your situation, mucocele is more likely. The cyst is filled with mucus and will bleed when bitten. Guidance: If it is a mucous gland cyst, it must be surgically removed. Not only the cyst should be removed, but also the gland that causes the cyst should be removed. This is to avoid recurrence. This can be performed in the oral and maxillofacial surgery department, which is a minor outpatient surgery.