I am still not sure what these are but this is what I did to get rid of them. Allow your lips to dry out, stop using chapstick and avoid licking your lips. I also cleansed my lips with soap and warm water once or twice a day. Stay hydrated to avoid any cracks or bleeding. It may be a bit uncomfortable but this did work for me. After about a day of no chapstick and no licking my lips the bumps crusted over a bit (still not visible though so no worries there) and they did not feel as sensitive anymore. A day or two later, while still keeping my lips dry, the bumps are pretty much gone. I am keepin gmy lips dry for another day or two to be on the safe side but it seems like using chapstick makes them spread and drying them out makes them scab over and heal. At least that is what it seemed like with my lips. Hope that helps!
i have a bump on my forehead and one near my cheek. the one on the forehead was whitehead looking and after squeezing till it turned real red nothing came out. it is now flesh colored all the white is gone. it seems to be round and been there for a while now like a year or so. is this something bad? im freaking out.
Did any one find out what that bump was cuz I too think u have one
Pretty sure I have the same thing. Ive looked all over online and have come up with everything from cancer to an std or a pimple. It seems to get smaller very slowly and isnt raised. I can barely notice it unless I stretch my lip then it looks white kinda like a scar. Its on the upper lip on the right side almost completely in the corner of my mouth. Its hard not to pick at and play with simply cause I know its there. Im not sure if its an std as I was tested last December and only had chlamydia wich I had cured long ago. From my understanding and research I guess is got something to do with sweat glands or hair follicles. Its strange thats for sure. But you pretty much described exactly wats goin on with me. If u find anything out email me at brent.r.***@****. if I find anything I will let u know.
Hello,
From the symptoms if it is found near the lining of the lip then it can be an irritated hair follicle. The other possibility however is of a cold sore. Pain, burning, tingling, or itching occurs at the infection site before the sores appear. Then clusters of blisters erupt which break down. You need to get some investigations like sample from the sores to identify the virus, culture analysis, Tzanck smear, antigen and antibody studies and blood sampling for antibody studies done to confirm the diagnosis. My sincere advice would be to consult a dermatologist.
I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
yup thats a coldsore alright