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Blister on Lip
I have a blister on my lower lip for about 3 weeks now. It doesn't seem to have gotten any smaller, but it doesn't hurt or itch. I seem to see skin forming on the blister? I was wondering if there is anything I can do to get rid of it. FYI I am 38 weeks pregnant, if that has any affect on the blister.
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Hi,
Sometimes during pregnancy because of hormonal changes blister like ulcers might be seen.
If it doesn't pain then don't worry.
It might be because of vitamin deficiency. Please make sure with your gynaecologist that you are taking vitamin supplement esp. Vit. B complex.
Hope this helps. Thanks for choosing practo! Regards Dr. Ravin Shah
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