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I bit my lip a couple of months ago, and it turned into a blood blister. it would heal, then get worse. it went away completely but keeps coming back.
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Could be worrisome: You don't list your age, but skin cancers are pretty common on lips. If you are not continuing to injure them, by for example, habitually chewing on them, you need to have a doctor, dermatologist, or even dentist check this.
Answered 5/26/2015
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