Question 1

white blister inside lower lip herpt?

Accepted Answer

Quite possibly: Or could be a minor salivary gland called an extravasation cyst. See an oral surgeon.

Question 2

toddler feverhigh last 2 dys. better today. been to doc lots.  noticed white (no red) blisters inside top lip, red throat. what is besides coxsackie?

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Mouth ulcers: Other than coxsackie virus, hsv virus is another important cause of ulcers in the mouth. There are other non-infectious causes of ulcers as well but  presence of fever/ resolution of symptoms makes it most likely a viral illness.

Question 3

what is  the best medicine for blisters on the lips?

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To shorten the : Duration of these painful sores, an oral, prescription antiviral will be the best. Over the counter, try abreva.

Question 4

i have tiny blisters on my lips. what could they be?

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Several things: This is one of those problems where a visit to your doctor is necessary to figure out what's going on.  Only after a thorough evaluation, including examination and possibly labs and other tests, can your doctor correctly diagnose you and treat you effectively.

Question 5

why is it that my lips blister and swell after playing trumpet?

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Avoid pressure: You are putting too much pressure on you lips.  As a trumpet player i can tell you that you should not press the instrument mouthpiece too hard onto your lips. With time and practice you will be able to avoid this problem.

Question 6

what are the causes of lip blisters ?

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Allergy or Infection: There are many etiologies for lip blisters.  Herpes simplex labialis affects many individuals and is due to a recurrent virus infection.  It may be induced by stress, sunlight, and an underlying illness.  Other causes include an allergy to a cosmetic ingredient.  Systemic medications can also be associated with lip blisters.

Question 7

what is length of time lip blisters last?

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7-10 days: The prodromal stage (when present) begins with a pricking or burning sensation on the mucosa. The ulcers or blisters develop within 24-48 hours. Pain lasts 3-4 days or until a thicker fibrinous cover develops or early epithelialization occurs. Healing is complete in 7-10 days.

Question 8

might getting hit in the lip cause a blister?

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Yes: The trauma can cause tissue damage in the way of a blister.

Question 9

would an allergic reaction on the lips blister?

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Blisters: Delayed-type chemical sensitivity caused by blood cells that have become allergic can cause skin blistering reactions. A good example is poison ivy sensitivity.

Question 10

what should i do if i have a blister below my lip?

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Depends on the cause: There are many types and causes of skin blisters or rashes.  Several types of inflammatory conditions of the skin, allergic reactions, and sometimes bacterial, viral or fungal infections and insect bites can cause blisters on the skin.  Have it evaluated by a professional and get the appropriate treatment.

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What is the best medicine for blisters on the lips?

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I have tiny blisters on my lips. what could they be?

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