Burning Sensation In Lip, Bump On Outside Lip, Dry Lips. Any Ideas?
Hi my name is arlene and sometime this week i woke up in the morning to take my bfax to work we my lip felt hot n like it was burning when i looked in the mirror it was a bump on the outside of my lip kind of in the middle i don't know what it is or what could of caused it also it was inside my lip so it went from the inside of my lip all to the outside of my lip it dries out n Im not sure if it has clear liquid in it or not it looks red but when i wake up its dry n it hurts a little....
Looks like you have developed a herpes infection over the lips. Now since was the primary episode, you should have been treated with a short course of antivirals. These have to be ideally started within 48 hours of the appearance of lesions. Since now the lesions are dried up, you just need to apply a topical antibiotic cream over the affected area.
Keep the area clean and dry.
You might develop recurrences of the same in future. Make sure you see a nearby physician when you develop similar lesions again.
Hope it helps
Dr Geetika Paul
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Burning Sensation In Lip, Bump On Outside Lip, Dry Lips. Any Ideas?
Hi Thanks for your query. Looks like you have developed a herpes infection over the lips. Now since was the primary episode, you should have been treated with a short course of antivirals. These have to be ideally started within 48 hours of the appearance of lesions. Since now the lesions are dried up, you just need to apply a topical antibiotic cream over the affected area. Keep the area clean and dry. You might develop recurrences of the same in future. Make sure you see a nearby physician when you develop similar lesions again. Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul