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Natural Ways to Stop Angular Cheilitis

Do you have red, chapped lips? Corners of your mouth are chopped or cracked? Does this condition recur often, even when the weather is not cold? Then you may be one of the many people afflicted with a condition called angular cheilitis. Cracks and sores at the corners of the mouth that heal and break frequently, characterize this condition. Most of us tend to either ignore these symptoms entirely, attributing it to cold weather, or by applying cosmetics to get relief from the dryness. The cause of this infection has not been clearly understood. Thanks god, you can easily get rid of this problem by using simple techniques and tips.

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February 27th, 2010 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Different Causes of Angular Stomatitis

If you notice cracks or splits along the corners of your mouth, you are most likely suffering from angular stomatitis. This skin disease is often a result of bacterial or fungal infection, and can cause quite a lot of pain. It can also be a cause of embarrassment as it can develop into ulcers or dry scabs. Sometimes, this kind of skin condition is also referred to as cheilosis, angular cheilitis or perleche.

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November 28th, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Getting To Know Angular Cheilitis A Bit More

Do you notice sore lesions developing along the corners of your mouth? If you do, you are most likely suffering from angular cheilitis. This disease can affect anyone of any age but is more prevalent among adults. It is also sometimes referred to as cheilosis, angular stomatitis or perleche. When you are affected by this disease, you will notice inflammatory lesions along the corners of your mouth. It can affect either or both corners of your mouth and might appear to be pinkish or reddish. In most cases, the lesions can develop into deep cracks or splits and in severe cases, the cracks or splits can bleed. You will notice that is quite painful to move your mouth and shallow ulcers or crusts can also form.

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November 28th, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Perleche – Signs, Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

Do you notice cracks developing along the corners of your mouth? Are they painful each time you open or close your mouth? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might well be suffering from perleche. This skin disease affects the corners of your mouth and might be caused by several factors. The most common of which include iron deficiency, malnutrition, oral candidiasis, and glucagonoma. This strange skin disease usually affects older adults, especially those who already have lots of folds around their mouth.

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November 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

Angular Cheilosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Each year, thousands of Americans suffer from angular cheilosis. This painful disease is also referred to as angular cheilitis, cheilosis, angular stomatitis or perleche. There have been studies around this disease and research shows that nutritional deficiencies are among its many causes. People who are deficient in vitamin B1, vitamin B12, and iron have been found to be more susceptible to this skin condition. It has also been observed that elderly people are more prone to suffering from this disease because they experience a loss of vertical dimension. This is mainly due to loss of teeth that can result to the over-closure of their mouth.

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November 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Skin Care | No Comments

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