Recurrent Lip Crakles Rx?
Cheilitis. . If the severe dryness and cracking doesn't improve with self-care, patient should see a dermatologist. Cheilitis is often to blame for severely chapped lips. This is a condition marked by cracked skin at the mouth corners and several cracks on your lips.. Chapped lips are a common symptom of deficiencies, especially in folate (vitamin B9), riboflavin (vitamin B2), and vitamins B6 and B12 . Increase your fluid intake to keep your body and lips hydrated Deficiency should be corrected.
It can be caused by cold and dry weather Some times it can also be caused by vitamin deficiency Adv Local moisturizer application Coconut oil application Multivitamin supplement
? CHAPPED LIPS.. ? CHRONIC CHEILITIS.. ? ALLERGIC CHEILITIS.. NEED'S.. TOPICALLY..MOISTURIZERS.. LIP BALMS .. PLENTY OF WATER..
Common causes of cracked lips include dry or cold weather, sunburn, wind exposure, licking lips, and breathing through mouth. In some cases, mild conditions such as the common cold, dehydration, and nutritional deficiencies may also result in cracked lips.
TREATMENT IS USING A KIND OF LIP BALM AVOID COLD WAETHER AND USE A SCARF AROUND MOUTH TAKE MORE WATER USE OF HUMIDIFIAR
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chough, cold , mild fever × 3 day runny nose wheezing ,dyspneoa. 4 month old baby
Dr. Ashif Khan0 Like16 Answers - Login to View the image
please give dx and rx no itching.....no other associated symptoms...
Dr. Ankan Sengupta3 Likes41 Answers - Login to View the image
65/F undergone angioplasty last year c/o bleeding lower lip & burning sensation. Intraoral redness & tiny lesion found on either buccal mucosa. Difficulty in eating or drinking. Available previous reports & prescription from Dermatologist & Cardiologist are enclosed. Please suggest diagnosis.
Dr. Shaanekareemi Siddique5 Likes19 Answers - Login to View the image
A 4years old boy suffering from diarrhoea and cough since the recurrent respiratory infection treted with modern medicine on january 2019. Diarrhoea < after bakery items and cough < after fruits. Revenous appetite. Patient is emaciated. Discharge summery treated for recurrent respiratory infection attached herewith. Please suggest medical management.
Dr. K.suresh Kuzhikandathil3 Likes18 Answers - Login to View the image
Quiz :- A 44-yo man w/ poor self-care and nutrition presented w/ facial lesions. Face: cone-shaped follicular papules w/ surrounding redness. Tongue: smooth, grooved red, atrophic. Skin: scattered petechiae, corkscrew hairs. What is the dx?
Dr. Sunil Kumar4 Likes16 Answers
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