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Peeling lips
Since a year or 2 i have observed there's peeling lips even if i apply vaselin, chapex or any lip balm, it will get peeled every 4-5 days and as you can see the encircled area, some white skin like forms which gets peeled when i rub it, if not rubbed eventually it will get peeled somehow.. Please help me..
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.Don't worry...you are suffering from chronic cheilitis causing this peeling... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription
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Little humidity in the air during the winter months is known to cause chapped lips. Frequent sun exposure in the summer can also worsen your condition. Another common cause of chapped lips is habitual licking. Saliva from the tongue can further strip the lips of moisture, causing more dryness. Consult a Dermatologist for the same.
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Use a medicated lip balm and a Medicated moisturiser. Avoid cosmetics completely.
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