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bump on lip?


Question Posted Thursday February 19 2009, 1:33 am

like i had really dry lips and then like i bit them and i bit the skin off too much of one area and now like that part of my lip is like all swollen and has like a scab on it.

any ideas what i could do to make it go away?


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sjack2 answered Friday February 20 2009, 7:23 pm:
The bump will heal on it's on but here are a few ideas on how to take care of dry lips so it can be taken care of right away. coconut oil, or olive oil, or shea butter. Do not use any gel, balm, or lipstick that contain alcohol or petroleum products they only make them dryer. Hope this helps. You can try it now to see if the bump goes away faster.

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rainbowcherrie answered Thursday February 19 2009, 7:02 am:
Dry lips are really common in the winter months as the cold air dries them out, making them sore and crusty, especially if you bite them. Luckily they are equally easy to treat with a good lipbalm such as Carmex, Blistex or even Vaseline. You might find it helpful to ask someone who works at the store what is best to use. If you use it a few times a day and avoid biting your lips in future, they should clear up.

For future reference, a good tip for treating dry lips once they are less sore is by coating them in Vaseline every night then gently buffing them with an old soft bristled toothbrush before adding more Vaseline. The toothbrush gets rid of the dry, flakey skin and the Vaseline moisturises your lips, leaving them soft and smooth.

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