Almost everyone in the world suffers from chapped lips at some point. Some people experience mild dryness on their lips, while for some it is a more serious problem. That is very dry lips that also cause bleeding. People of any age group can have this issue. But this is often a sign that a more serious problem is developing inside the skin. Usually, people think it is the result of cold or dry wind, but there are other reasons as well.
Dehydration
According to experts, dehydration leads to dehydration and loss of normal function. Dehydration is a problem if the dehydration is not corrected. When this happens, the body shrinks wetness from the skin and dries it out. When the skin is dry, it is usually the lips that suffer the most and are chapped.
Lip bite or repeated curling of the tongue
Most people rub their lips when they are dry, which is a big mistake. As a result, the saliva burns on the lips and evaporates after a few seconds, leaving less moisture. Likewise, a chemical in saliva dries out the lips, making them drier.
Excessive intake of vitamin A.
The recommended daily intake of vitamin A is 5 mcg for men and 0.0 mcg for women. Using too much vitamin A can lead to a number of health problems, including chapped lips.
Allergies to certain items
Most people’s lips are very sensitive. If you are allergic to lipstick, makeup, toothpaste, or other skincare products, itchy lips can be a problem.
Any vitamin deficiency
Vitamin B6, which is commonly found in milk, spinach, yogurt, meat, etc., when it is lacking in the body, lips chapped or sores appear in the corners.
Sour things
Acids in sour fruits or foods can cause itchy mouth and lips. Eating these fruits and vegetables can be painful if your lips are already chapped.
How is redemption possible?
The best way to treat chapped lips is to drink enough water and keep your lips moist with lip bumb.
If the problem persists, see your doctor.
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