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Could be eczema. It is not uncommon to have it around the edges and corners of the mouth. I'd show it to another dermatologist when you have it next time. If you have open, weeping or crusting sores from it from time to time, it could be infected (as happens often with eczema) and you might need an antibiotic at that time.
This might be a good question for Dr. Rockoff in the Dermatology Forum.
Believe it or not I bet money you have a yeast infection. Yes yeast infection....of the lips not thrush, which is infection of the throat. There is a prescription medicine for this you apply to your lips. Don't know the name. A dermatologist should be able to diagnose this. If yours can't find another. Good luck and keep us posted.
I too would sugest either a folic acid/vitamin B deficiancy or yeast. I had problems with this same thing and it turned out to be a vitamin deficiancy due to ant-sezure medication I had been taking for a long time. I have also had similar symptoms and it has been yeast, even though I show no sings of thrush.
Hi. Just read your post. i have had the same problem but put it down to the steroids im taking. Not so, it was a Vit B12 deficiancy. One injection later and I can feel the improvment already. Have a word with your dr. Cath278
This might be a good question for Dr. Rockoff in the Dermatology Forum.