Why do lips blister when they are inflamed?

From summer to autumn, many people will find themselves particularly prone to getting inflamed, and always feel thirsty, and even have a lot of blisters on their mouths. Why do lips get blisters when they get inflamed? There are several situations when there are blisters on the mouth. It is not just because of getting angry. It may be herpes caused by a viral infection. If it is ruled out that it is not a virus and it is simply getting angry, then you should drink more water and take some Chinese medicine for clearing away heat and detoxification, which will have a good effect.

1. Why do lips blister when they are inflamed?

The blisters on the mouth due to "getting angry" are actually oral herpes, which is caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus. This is also called "getting angry" in traditional Chinese medicine. The herpes virus exists in large quantities in the environment, but the human body's immune ability can resist the invasion of the virus very well. During the period of getting angry, the body's metabolism is disordered and the immune function is reduced. Especially for people with poor physical fitness, it is easy for the herpes simplex virus to take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause symptoms of infection.

2. Causes of mouth inflammation and blisters

1. Emotions are too volatile. For example, due to the pressure of life or work, many people are prone to getting anxious and angry, which eventually leads to excessive liver fire. Once liver fire rises, lips are prone to blisters.

2. Not paying attention to rest. This is more common among young people, who often stay up late or even stay awake all night. If people do not get enough rest, the yang energy in the body will overflow, causing inflammation. If you don't take medicine or food promptly to relieve the inflammation, your lips will easily blister.

3. Eating irritating food. For example, eating fried, smoked foods, or drinking alcohol frequently can lead to gastrointestinal indigestion and accumulation of "heat". This condition can also easily lead to lip inflammation and blisters.

2. What to do if your lips blister due to inflammation

First, drink more water and stay hydrated. Generally speaking, we should drink at least eight glasses of water a day to meet our body's water needs. It has been scientifically proven that drinking plenty of water helps speed up your metabolism and eliminate toxins from your body. The water mentioned here refers to boiled water or nutrient-rich mineral water. Instead of carbonated drinks, processed fruit juices, etc., drinking too much of those is bad for your health.

Second, drink some herbal tea to reduce your heat. According to Chinese medicine books, herbal tea has many functions such as clearing heat and removing toxins. Drinking some chrysanthemum tea or green tea appropriately can have a good effect in removing toxins and reducing swelling, and relieve various symptoms such as dry mouth.