What are the ways to get rid of painful rashes on lips?

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I hope you are 21 years of age as in the details given. Your condition may be due to cheilitis. The causes may be allergies, irritation, infection, dryness, actinic deficiencies, etc. I suggest you avoid licking your lips often. As you are following, please avoid lipsticks that may exacerbate or worsen it. You can use moisturizing creams or vaseline gel, which you are comfortable with. Have a balanced diet and a good amount of water. You can take vitamin supplements, including vitamins B, C, and Zinc. If you have iron deficiency, please take them too. Avoid dryness, irritation, allergens, or irritant foods. Check if you have recently changed any dentures or toothpaste. Check if there are any sun allergies or drug allergies. Maintain good oral hygiene. Check if it is due to any infections like herpes or fungi. You can get back with clear photos and any other relevant details. Consult your doctor if it does not subside for further evaluation, examination, investigations, and management.

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I have reviewed the attached pictures (attachment removed to protect the patient's identity). It may be due to cheilitis. The causes may be allergies, irritation, dryness, or deficiencies. I suggest you avoid licking your lips often. Avoid any lipsticks/balm which may exacerbate or worsen it. You can use moisturizing creams or vaseline gel which you are comfortable with. Have a balanced diet and a good amount of water. You can take vitamin supplements, including vitamins B, C, and zinc. If you have iron deficiency, please take them too. Avoid dryness, irritation, allergens, or irritant foods. Check for any food allergies. Maintain good oral hygiene. Use oral mouthwashes. You can try topical Hydrocortisone cream or gel at night. Consult your doctor if it does not subside for further evaluation, examination if needed, investigations and management.

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