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Please doctor tell me some solution for my lips it has been like angular cheilitis but not totally and l am meeting with another doctor he was saying that it has been like this because of vitamin

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Dr. Geoffrey Vaz Aesthetic Dermatologist 12 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Geoffrey Vaz

Aesthetic Dermatologist 12 yrs exp Mumbai

Angular cheilitis develops due to a fungal infection, usually Candida, or a bacterial infection. A person may get the infection because lip licking, dentures or braces, or other factors cause saliva to build up in the corners of their mouth. Angular cheilitis is common in people with diabetes. Vitamin deficiency can also lead to angular cheilitis.

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