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I bite my lips in my sleep, how to stop?
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Lip biting: This is most likely a habit related to stress. If you can reduce your stress you may be able to break the habit. Are you lips dry and cracking? Consider using a lip balm before you go to sleep. If necessary, see a Dermatologist (or therapist for stress reduction techniques).
Answered 8/28/2017
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