Red Patchy Skin Around Lip, Taking B-12 And Using Cortisone Cream. Solution?
I have red patchy skin around my lips . The dentist thought it was a vitamin b deficiency but I ve been taking B-12 for a month now & still there. I can t relate this to any foods or different toiletries on my face. I ve also used cortisone cream....helps some but then it comes back. No pain at all.....just dry & patchy.
Red patchy skin around the lips can be because of vitamin deficiencies .
It can also be some infections like fungal , if the infection spreads and if you are having numbness over the affected area , I would suggest you to get a checkup done by a Dermatologist .
Take vitamin B complex twice daily .
You can apply cortisone cream .
Avoid spicy food , maintain a good oral hygiene .
Stick to your treatment plan and go for regular follow up.
ThE patchy lesions may be of aphthous ulcer type which is recurrent in nature.
I would suggest you to get plenty of nutritional rich diet.
Maintain good oral hygiene.
Avoid too much intake of spicy/salty/sour food items.
If symptoms persists,steroids has to be taken orally.
Continue with your folic acid,iron and vitamin becosules.
Hope this helps.
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Red Patchy Skin Around Lip, Taking B-12 And Using Cortisone Cream. Solution?
Hi, Thanks for asking the query, Red patchy skin around the lips can be because of vitamin deficiencies . It can also be some infections like fungal , if the infection spreads and if you are having numbness over the affected area , I would suggest you to get a checkup done by a Dermatologist . Take vitamin B complex twice daily . You can apply cortisone cream . Avoid spicy food , maintain a good oral hygiene . Stick to your treatment plan and go for regular follow up. Hope this helps out. Regards...