Sticky and dry lips are caused by uremia

Everyone needs to drink enough water every day, because only when there is enough water in the body can other organs function normally. If you lack water, it will easily cause your lips to become sticky and dry and your mouth to feel bitter. Uremia is a very serious kidney disease, and symptoms of uremia also include sticky and dry lips. But if the lips are sticky and dry, does it mean uremia?

Generally, sticky lips are a manifestation of getting angry, indicating that the body has yin deficiency and excessive fire. Yin deficiency and internal heat are also called yin deficiency fever, which refers to the fever symptoms caused by the lack of yin fluid in the body and the inability of water to control fire. It is often accompanied by symptoms of oral ulcers, and you need to take the initiative to regulate it yourself. You can drink a cup of tea made with wolfberry, donkey-hide gelatin or honey and other yin-nourishing and fire-reducing supplements in the morning and evening and persist in doing so for a long time, or take Yangyin Qingfei Pills, which can improve this condition to a certain extent.

The second thing to consider when your lips become sticky is whether your gastrointestinal function is normal. The spleen and stomach are weak, and the gastric juice is secreted too much and cannot be discharged to the outside. A large part of it flows back into the throat from the esophagus. Therefore, patients with sticky lips for this reason usually have a feeling of having a lot of saliva and can't spit it all out, often accompanied by symptoms such as bloating, constipation or diarrhea. Therefore, in this situation, you should start with nourishing the stomach, pay attention to a light diet, eat less spicy and irritating food, take some stomach-strengthening and digestion-promoting tablets after meals every day, go out for a walk to nourish the stomach, so that the spleen and stomach functions can return to normal and relieve sticky lips.

If neither of the above two conditions are met, then you should consider it as a symptom of allergic cheilitis. Allergic cheilitis, as the name suggests, is an inflammation of the lips caused by allergies to some gases or powders (methane, pollen, hydrogen, dust, etc.). In this case, the patient's lips will not only become sticky, but may even become swollen, painful and ulcerated, and red spots will appear around the lips. If this happens, you should immediately go to the oral department of a regular hospital for treatment to curb the deterioration of the disease as soon as possible.

Some abnormal symptoms on the surface of the human body can often expose the internal health status of the body. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to their own minor problems, find out the root causes, and prescribe the right medicine. When you find that the minor problems are becoming more and more serious, you can't do anything about it yourself, but should immediately go to a regular hospital for professional diagnosis and treatment. I wish you all good health!