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A member asked:
Son is 2.5 years, since bottle feeding. has a small blister on the middle top lip.he uses a straw cup for 1.5 years now and still has it. unusual?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Not sure: Check with your child's doctor. Sucking blisters on the upper lip are not uncommon, but it is unusual that it would persist. Is he using a pacifier or thumb sucking still? That might cause it to continue.
Answered 1/2/2015
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