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I have a scab on my lip so i keep chapstick on it, but the scab gets wet and peels back to show no healed dry skin. if i keep it dry it cracks&bleeds?
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Lubricate: Rub in vaseline or Aquaphor at least 10 times a day. You can also use chapstick. Avoid biting, licking, picking. Be especially aware to STOP LICKING.
Answered 10/6/2020
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