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Blister on lower lip after a blood clot
I have a small blister firmed on the lower lip . First i saw it as a red blood filled blister . After few days it changed to transparent but since 2-3 weeks it us same and not going
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It is mucocele ,it will gone by own .if u have more uncomfortable Thn surgical removal is option
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Hello ma'am
This seems like the glands on the lip got infected and there are various reasons for that. I would advice you to get an expert consultation done to rule out multiple other problems.
We can consult over this app through video consultation option or you can consult in person too as we have our practice in gurgaon itself.
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Next Steps
consult in person
Health Tips
try not to bite on your lip.
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Dr. Zoya Rasheed
Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi
It looks like oral mucocele, nothing to worry about it.
It is usually painless and it will resolve by itself,it is due to injury to minor glands on the lip.
If u have any habits like check and lip biting plz do avoid it.
Hope ur question is answered.
Next Steps
Kindly visit a nearby dental surgeon for a physical examination and evaluation.
Health Tips
*Avoid lip bite habit if u have (To prevent/avoid habit use sugar free chewing gum)
*Advice warm salt water garle.
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