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I constantly get cuts up my left nostril & only on that side. it hurts like heck & lasts a long time. how do i prevent this?!
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Vitamin B deficiency: One entity that's easily corrected that comes to mind as a vitamin D deficiency from a diet for in green leafy vegetables which contain vitamin B. We often see these cracks at the side of the mouth and call it Chelosis. If after taking vitamin B complex over the counter for a week this is not start to resolve the problem, I would go to see a dermatologist right away for definitive diagnosis.
Answered 5/19/2016
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