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A member asked:
I accidentally popped my blood blister on my lower lip, what should i do next to prevent infection? is it really serious if it is popped?
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Not a problem: Bloodblisters are common on the inside of the lip and cheek. Your body is well equipped to handle these. You have probably done no harm and wait a day or two and all should normalize.
Answered 5/27/2018
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