Angular Cheilitis How to treat cut on lips Cuts in mouth Dr Tanya Dermatologist

Angular Cheilitis 🫦is Inflammation and small cracks in one or both corners of the mouth.
Saliva collecting at the corners of the mouth can cause a build-up of microorganisms, leading to angular cheilitis.

In the video we have addressed uninfected cheilitis

🐸 Triggering factors:
Atopic dermatitis or eczema.
Dentures that don’t fit.
Drooling during sleep.
Fungal or yeast infections in the mouth, such as thrush.
Misaligned teeth.
Skin allergies.
Sucking on a thumb or a pacifier.
Wearing a face mask.

🐸Risk Factors:
Chronic health conditions, such as diabetes or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Down syndrome, which can cause dry, drooping skin on the face.
Immune system disorders, such as HIV.
Low levels of B vitamins, iron or protein.
Rapid weight loss.
Skin wrinkles due to aging.
Smoking.
Stress.

💊Treatment options
Antibiotics
Right fitting Dentures
Dietary Changes includes Eating foods rich in protein, iron and B vitamins
Ointments: Antifungal creams or topical steroids, Lip balm or petroleum jelly

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