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I have unusually red and rough lips whenever i eat just about anything. it gets worse when i eat hot foods. why does this happen to me?
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Sounds like allergy: Clearly you should avoid all hot or spicy foods and anything else that aggravates this. Use something soothing on your lips like vaseline and see a clinic if it seems to get worse or is making it hard to maintain your weight because of the irritation.
Answered 8/3/2014
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