What to do if small blisters appear on lips

Many of our female friends like to look in the mirror. Sometimes, when we look in the mirror, we find a few small blisters on our lips, which affects our appearance and mood. Since there are blisters on the lips, we have to find a way to get rid of them. Of course, we also need to understand why blisters grow on the lips and some treatment methods.

Generally speaking, the onset of chronic cheilitis is often related to various chronic, long-term and continuous irritations, such as dryness and cold, and especially to bad habits such as licking and biting the lips. Chronic cheilitis can occur on both the upper and lower lips, but is more common on the lower lip. Symptoms often recur, sometimes mild and sometimes severe, especially in the windy and dry winter season. The disease occurs after exposure to sunlight, and bad habits such as licking lips, biting lips, and tearing off lip red when there is a thin scab can cause infection and erosion to become cheilitis over time. If lip burns are not treated in time, slow lip blistering can also occur. You can apply watermelon frost spray powder, which is a bit painful, but can play an anti-inflammatory role and is very effective.

Of course, lip blisters and inflammation at the corners of the mouth may also be caused by a lack of vitamin B2 (riboflavin). You can take riboflavin 5 mg orally 1-2 times a day

In fact, blisters on the lips may also be caused by getting angry. We can go to the pharmacy to buy some anti-inflammatory medicine, or drink some herbal tea, or drink honey water, which has a very good anti-inflammatory effect. In short, if blisters appear on the lips, we should correct our eating habits, eat less spicy food, drink more water, and eat some anti-inflammatory food, such as bitter melon. Secondly, we must ensure adequate sleep.