1, get angry
There are reasons for causing blistering on the lips, and the most direct and main reason is what Chinese medicine calls "getting angry". Generally, Chinese medicine believes that if there are symptoms such as sore throat, red eyes, chapped mouth, bleeding nose and periodontal swelling and pain, Chinese medicine considers it "getting angry". Many people have the experience of blistering their lips due to the dry climate and sandstorm in winter and spring. Many people have the habit of licking their lips with their tongues. As soon as they keep their lips moist, they get drier and drier, forming a vicious circle. The drier and more painful they lick their lips, the more they will get angry and blister.
2, herpes
There are many reasons for causing blistering on the lips. Common reasons include blistering on the lips caused by cold sores. Cold sores generally occur in periods of low body resistance such as colds and fever, and women's menstrual period, and small blisters will appear around the lips, which is highly contagious;
3, oral ulcer
The lips caused by oral ulcer have long blisters on fire, mostly white raised blisters, which can heal themselves in a week or two. The lip blistering caused by thrush is mostly caused by fungal infection, which is more common in infants and young children, and the elderly who take antibiotics for a long time often suffer from such diseases. These will cause the patient's lips to get angry and blister.
Second, what should I do if my lips are blistered?
1 Drink more water, eat more fruits, have a light and greasy diet, do not eat spicy food, and do not stay up late. If the bubbles are broken, Yunnan Baiyao should be served.
2. For the blisters on the lips caused by cold sores, you can apply a cotton swab dipped in vaseline on the fire bubbles to avoid the wind and the sun;
3. For lip blisters caused by oral ulcers, you can rinse your mouth with light salt water to prevent oral ulcers; For the inflamed lips caused by thrush, go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for a comprehensive oral examination and symptomatic treatment.