Transparent blisters on the inside of the lower lip

I believe many people have experienced lip blisters. Once the lips are blistered, they dare not even eat anything for fear that the blisters will stay in the mouth for a longer time, and they always want to lick the bubbles on their lips with their tongue, which is very uncomfortable. So why do blisters appear on your lips? In most cases, it is caused by getting angry, but there are actually many other reasons that can cause blistering. Next, I will analyze how to deal with these situations.

1. Strategies for treating internal heat: It is better to use antibiotics, and nystatin tablets can be used for treatment. You need to drink more boiled water, eat a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods and greasy fried foods. And eat more vegetables rich in vitamins such as carrots.

2. Oral ulcers are mostly caused by oral bacterial and viral infections, or lack of vitamins and certain substances needed by the human body, which lead to local inflammatory changes in the oral cavity. .Corresponding strategies: (1) Treatment with oral amoxicillin tablets, vitamin B2, and vitamin C tablets.

(2) Drink more hot water

(3) It is better to use antibiotics, and nystatin tablets can be used for treatment.

(4) The diet should be light and spicy foods such as ginger and greasy fried foods should be avoided.

(5) Eat more vegetables rich in vitamins such as carrots, cauliflower, etc.

3. Cheilitis

Corresponding strategies: 1. Try to remove inducements and avoid external stimuli. Relax your mind and pay attention to adjusting your mood at the right time.

2. Pay attention to self-protection in cold and dry seasons, use masks, oily lip balm, and correct the habit of licking and biting lips. If there is local inflammation, antibiotic ointment can be applied locally.

3. Patients with actinic cheilitis that is suspected of or has already become cancerous can undergo surgical excision.

4. In late autumn and early winter, blisters often appear on the labial mucosa (the red part) of the lips and the skin around the mouth. We call it "cold herpes." This is an oral disease caused by the herpes simplex virus.

Corresponding strategies: (1) Systemic treatment. ① Use antiviral drugs under the guidance of a doctor, such as acyclovir, ribavirin, interferon, etc., or take oral Chinese medicine Shuanghuanglian oral liquid, Isatis root granules, etc. ② For those with severe and frequent relapses, immunomodulators should also be used, such as thymosin, transfer factor, levamisole, etc. ③For severe conditions, such as combined submandibular lymphadenitis and elevated body temperature, supportive therapy should be used, including bed rest, application of antipyretic drugs such as analgesics, drinking plenty of water, timely supplementation of vitamin B, vitamin C, etc., and eating semi-liquid diet or soft food. (2) Local treatment ① Keep your mouth clean. You can rinse your mouth with chlorhexidine solution or compound borax solution. ② When the disease occurs, apply 3% iodine tincture to the herpes area, or apply erythromycin ointment topically to reduce inflammation and relieve pain and promote healing. ③ In case of secondary infection, local wet compresses such as normal saline, 3% boric acid solution or chlorhexidine solution can be used. ④ Local irradiation therapy with helium-neon laser has a certain effect on patients in the early stages of the disease.