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What is Angular Cheilitis?
Angular cheilitis (also referred to as angular stomatitis) is an inflammatory lesion that appears in the corners of your mouth. It normally starts off as minor irritation, then gradually gets worse until it becomes swollen and red. Eventually the mouth sore will crack and most of the time it will spread from one corner of the mouth to another.
Most of the time people will assume they cut the corner of their mouth while eating or that their lips are simply chapped (as that's what angular cheilitis feels like when it first starts). Unfortunately, since angular cheilitis is a bacterial/fungal infection Neosporin and chapstick will not do anything other than provide temporary relief.
Angular Cheilitis Symptoms
- Chapped lips that don't get better after adding chapstick
- Pain in one or both corners of your mouth
- Slight to noticeable redness in one or both corners of your mouth
- Cracks in one or both corners of your mouth
- Blisters and lesions in one or both corners of your mouth
- Painful irritation in the corners of your mouth
- Dry skin on one or both corners of your mouth
What Causes You to Get Angular Cheilitis?
While there is no definite known cause of angular cheilitis, many people originally believed that it was caused by a vitamin B-Complex nutrient deficiency...however that has since been disproved.
Angular cheilitis is caused when the bacteria in your saliva weakens your lips enough for the fungus (thrush) to get into the skin cells at the corners of your mouth. Under normal circumstances, your body's immune system does a good job at killing the bacteria in your saliva before it can cause irritation and lead to split mouth corners, but in the following situations your body many not be able to kill the bacteria before it turns into angular cheilitis.
You Have Mouth Trauma - It can be anything from chapped lips to a busted lip. If the skin on your lip is injured the bacteria and fungus can get beneath the skin cells and start causing irritation.
Excess Saliva - The excess moisture from your saliva can soften the skin cells in your lip enough that the bacteria and fungus can get between the skin cells in your mouth.
Stress - Stress can cause all sorts of things (such as fever blisters, mouth ulcers, etc.) and angular cheilitis is another thing that can be brought on by stress.
Weakened Immune System - If your immune system is weakened your body will not be able to control the bacteria in you saliva well enough to prevent it from causing angular cheilitis.
What Makes Angular Cheilitis Worse?
There are many things that you may be doing which are making the pain and irritation around your mouth worse and more difficult for your body to heal. Below is a simple list of some of these things:
Using Chapstick - Yes, your lips are chapped and you do need a way to soothe them, but applying chapstick the wrong way can irritate your lips and spread the bacteria around. The best way to apply chapstick is to wash your hands off and then rub the chapstick onto a clean finger to apply it to your lips. If you need to apply more chapstick, use your other clean fingers instead of re-using the finger you already touched your lips with.
Touching the Area Around Your Mouth - Your hands are not as clean as you think they are and touching your mouth without washing your hands first will spread more bacteria around your mouth which is what you do not want.
Chewing Gum - Chewing gum not only causes you to produce more saliva, but the frequent chewing movement puts unneeded stress on the corners of your mouth.
Whats the Best Angular Cheilitis Treatment?
There are several angular cheilitis treatments available today, but which one is right for you? Below we have outlined all of the different types of angular cheilitis treatments so you can decide for yourself which one to use:
Not Recommended
Not Doing Anything & Let It Heal Itself - Very rarely will you be able to easily get rid of angular cheilitis on your own. Most of the cases where your body heals itself on its own is done completely by accident (such as when people start swimming in the ocean or a salt-water pool which dries out and kills the bacteria and fungus).
Not Recommended
Applying Lip Balm and Neosporin - While this may sound good initially, it will take a very long time of your angular cheilitis to go away. Since this is a bacterial and fungal infection, chapstick and Neosporin will only soothe your lips until your body can naturally heal itself...which can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months (depending on the severity of your angular cheilitis).
Recommended, But with Caution
Seeing Your Doctor - Seeing your doctor will definitely get rid of your angular cheilitis, so why is this recommended with caution? The reason this is not highly recommended is because it's unnecessary to go to your doctor for the following reasons:
- Most people will have to pay for both the doctors visit and for the topical cream he will prescribe making it expensive
- You will have to re-visit the doctor and again, pay for more visits and cream when another outbreak occurs
- You can risk exposing the sores on your mouth to other bacteria (which may be more harmful) inside the doctors office.
- Your doctor may decide to refer you to a dermatologist which may tack on another medical bill
If cost is no option, then this may be the best choice for you, but most people cannot pay for both a doctors visit and a topical lip cream which will heal your mouth when you can cure it yourself at your own home for a fraction of the price.
Recommended
Using At-Home Angular Cheilitis Remedies - Angular cheilitis has been around for quite a while, and although researchers still don't know with 100% certainty what causes angular cheilitis, there are actually a lot of home remedies that can get rid of and treat angular cheilitis with great success.
Since your mouth replaces its skin cells much faster than the skin cells on other parts of your body, you can actually cure angular cheilitis quite quickly. It's not uncommon for you to see a significant improvement in your angular cheilitis within 24 hours of using these remedies. In fact, most of these home remedies can completely cure your angular cheilitis within 1-3 days of application.
Another benefit of using home remedies to treat angular cheilitis is the cost. Most of the time you will already have the ingredients needed within your home, and if you don't you can normally get them at the local store for around $10.
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