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I find that when i wake up in the morning ive got what seems to be dead skin on my lips. Anyone else get this? Know what its called?
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cookie monster wrote:
>Anyone else get this? Know what its called?
Ask Doctor Nash.
>Anyone else get this? Know what its called?
Ask Doctor Nash.
Sounds like chapped lips. I get this, sometimes. Just water your lips before you go to bed, or use vaseline.
Ms NY wrote:
> Shove some vaseline or E45 on it, that could stop them from being so
> dry in the future. Or.. lip balm.
Ta da we have a weiner! Yup use lip balm to clear it up. You'll look like a girly boy when you buy it but it'll work.
> Shove some vaseline or E45 on it, that could stop them from being so
> dry in the future. Or.. lip balm.
Ta da we have a weiner! Yup use lip balm to clear it up. You'll look like a girly boy when you buy it but it'll work.
Lindgren wrote:
> cookie, as others have said, you're lips probably just dry out in your
> sleep, maybe because you breathe through your mouth when you are
> asleep. I get it all the time, its nothing to worry about.
Certainly a resonable hypothesis, although im not worried, more curious.
> cookie, as others have said, you're lips probably just dry out in your
> sleep, maybe because you breathe through your mouth when you are
> asleep. I get it all the time, its nothing to worry about.
Certainly a resonable hypothesis, although im not worried, more curious.
Shove some vaseline or E45 on it, that could stop them from being so dry in the future. Or.. lip balm.
Disco Dexy wrote:
> Its not dead skin, its dried salvia, you probably drool when your
> sleeping. Easley wiped off with the back of your hand, a sink full of
> warm water, or a tooth brush.
>
> Probably
I really dont think its dried saliva, i would examine it with my microscope if i didnt throw it out. Im regretting that decision.
> Its not dead skin, its dried salvia, you probably drool when your
> sleeping. Easley wiped off with the back of your hand, a sink full of
> warm water, or a tooth brush.
>
> Probably
I really dont think its dried saliva, i would examine it with my microscope if i didnt throw it out. Im regretting that decision.
It's herpes, the white crust is the cream the doctor told you to use. Remember?
cookie, as others have said, you're lips probably just dry out in your sleep, maybe because you breathe through your mouth when you are asleep. I get it all the time, its nothing to worry about.
A one day absence and I get dead skin and a guy who cant spell drinks.
Disco Dexy wrote:
> Its not dead skin, its dried salvia, you probably drool when your
> sleeping. Easley wiped off with the back of your hand, a sink full of
> warm water, or a tooth brush.
>
> Probably
Yeah, i get it when i'm doing sports and stuff, tis really inconvenient, but can be solved by regular drinks etc.
- Well I was in a hurry, i had to go eat, so i just pressed tab and enter without reading it thro'
> Its not dead skin, its dried salvia, you probably drool when your
> sleeping. Easley wiped off with the back of your hand, a sink full of
> warm water, or a tooth brush.
>
> Probably
Yeah, i get it when i'm doing sports and stuff, tis really inconvenient, but can be solved by regular drinks etc.
- Well I was in a hurry, i had to go eat, so i just pressed tab and enter without reading it thro'
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