What to do if your lips are blistered and swollen? 7 tips to restore your healthy red lips

Sometimes, due to eating spicy food or staying up late, the body gets inflamed, which can cause symptoms such as blisters and swelling of the lips. Redness and swelling of the lips will affect people's eating and reduce their appetite, so redness, swelling and blisters on the lips should be treated promptly.

1: Bingpeng Powder: Apply appropriate amount of Bingpeng Powder to oral ulcers, 2 to 3 times a day.

2: Persimmon frost: Take persimmon frost from persimmon cake, drink it with boiled water or add it to porridge.

3: Banana leaves: Pick an appropriate amount of fresh banana leaves, heat them over fire and apply them to the oral ulcers, 2 to 3 times a day.

4: Take 2 raw radishes and a piece of fresh lotus root, wash and mash them, squeeze out the juice and remove the residue. Gargle with the juice 3 times a day. Use it for 4 days to see the effect.

5: Watermelon: Cut half a watermelon, dig out the pulp, squeeze out the juice, hold the juice in your mouth, swallow it after about 2 to 3 minutes, then hold new watermelon juice in your mouth, repeat several times.

6: Use a needle to pierce the vitamin E capsule, squeeze out the liquid and apply it to the oral ulcer. Leave it on for 1 minute. Use it 4 times a day, after meals and before going to bed. It usually heals in 3 days.

7: Grind vitamin B2 into fine powder, mix it with appropriate amount of sesame oil, make it into a thin paste, and apply it on the surface of the ulcer, 4 to 6 times a day. It has good effects such as being non-bitter, non-astringent, fragrant, non-irritating, and analgesic. Generally, oral ulcers can be cured after 2 to 3 days of continuous use.

Oral disease of cavity ulcer, which we also call "mouth sore", is a superficial ulcer that usually occurs on the oral mucosa. The size can range from rice grain to soybean, and is round or oval. The ulcer surface is concave and surrounded by congestion. This oral disease may be caused by multiple reasons, such as food, medicine, psychology, trauma, etc.