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Brown/purple Dot In Middle Of Bottom Lip, Dry Lips, Not Paining. Drinking And Smoking Habit. Suggestions?

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I have a brown/purple dot in the very middle of my bottom lip. I have Been smoking a bit maybe 3-4 cigs a day and drinking on weekends. It's been here for about a week now. It's not painful or icty but my lips are a little dry. I got badly burnt on the face also about 2 weeks ago. I'm very worried, could it just be from smoking or drinking ? Or could it be a small cancer ?!
Wed, 12 Jun 2013
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Hello,
The brown dot on your lower lips may be arised from the habit of smoking.
Discontinue smoking to prevent further progression of lesion.
Maintain oral care.
Take plenty of fluids and nutritious diet to keep yourself hydrated.
Vitamin c,folic acid supplements has to be administered.
Maintain oral care.
Hope this helps.
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Brown/purple Dot In Middle Of Bottom Lip, Dry Lips, Not Paining. Drinking And Smoking Habit. Suggestions?

Hello, The brown dot on your lower lips may be arised from the habit of smoking. Discontinue smoking to prevent further progression of lesion. Maintain oral care. Take plenty of fluids and nutritious diet to keep yourself hydrated. Vitamin c,folic acid supplements has to be administered. Maintain oral care. Hope this helps.