Herpes labialis: A cold sore (herpes labialis) doesn't have to always show as a sore. It can manifest as only burning and tingling in the lip. Please see your health care provider if it worsens or persists.
Answered 8/14/2014
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Burning lip: Possibilities include: minor herpes simplex virus1 that has not erupted. Herpes lives in nerve tissue and produce symptoms like you describe; trigeminal neuralgia, but atypical for that syndrome; minor manifestation of an atypical Bell's palsy -- that this has been present for 2 weeks is reassuring - not progressing
Answered 11/22/2018
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Don' gimme no lip!: Lots of people get tinglings and burnings that eventually go away.If this were the 13th Century I'd tell you it's a little devil and to pray.Well, prayer never hurts, and neither does patience.At your age it could be nothing or the beginning of a rash or skin lesion. Wait another two weeks and see.Make sure you don't have little habits, like lip licking or scratching or if it's a certain food
Answered 8/14/2014
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