What is the cause of lower lip swelling?
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The sudden swelling of the lower lip is a very confusing problem, and the mucous membrane of the lip is very thin. If you usually eat too spicy food or too salty food, the mucous membrane of the lip will be stimulated, resulting in swelling symptoms. Secondly, eating food containing allergens or being bitten by insects can cause a sudden swelling of the lower lip. What is the cause of lower lip swelling? Let's talk about it
What is the cause of lower lip swelling?
The sudden swelling of the lower lip may belong to angioneurotic edema, which is an allergic reaction mainly confined to the skin and subcutaneous tissue. It is a common cause of lip swelling, and there are many factors causing angioneurotic edema, such as allergic reaction after the use of certain drugs or insect bites, Eating some foods with high protein, desensitization injection, etc., can cause symptoms of angioneurotic edema. Severe patients may have blisters, erosion, ulcers, suppuration, scab, thus affecting the normal eating and speaking.
Eat irritating food: the mucous membrane of the lips is very thin. If you usually eat too spicy food or too salty food, the mucous membrane of the lips will be stimulated, causing swelling symptoms. Impacted: when the lower lip is impacted, it will soon appear swelling and pain.
Chronic cheilitis: This is a symptom prone to occur in autumn, which is called lip wind in traditional Chinese medicine. According to traditional Chinese medicine, this disease is mainly caused by steaming lips on the spleen and stomach damp heat or invasion of wind heat and dampness in the body. The main symptoms are redness and swelling of lips, itching, desquamation. When the condition is serious, there may be broken water, scab, erosion and other symptoms.
matters needing attention
When you go out, avoid direct sunlight. You should use an umbrella or straw hat to avoid strong light, avoid using poor lipstick, lipstick, allergenic drugs and foods, and increase the intake of compound vitamin B.