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Lips peeling
My lips peels everyday since 12 years now. After shower my both upper and lower lips gets white in water and peels leaving raw red underneath skin exposed. I have consulted multiple dermatologists with no success. I was consulted with Exfoliative chelitis in which skin of the lips peels exposing the raw skin. I Have tried manu steroid creams and other ointments for a longer period with no success. Have also tried homeopathic and Ayurvedic treatments. I think problem is with my stomach digestion and inflammation inside the body which causes my lips to peel. Please help someone.
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Thanks for the query. Thats a very limited description to make any comments. I suggest you to see a dermatologist for a diagnosis and treatment plan. Delaying may not be a good option unless you know what the diagnosis is. Hope it helps you.
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