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Angular Cheilitis

Angular cheilitis is a condition causing redness, cracking, and pain at the corners of the mouth. Itu2019s often due to fungal or bacterial infection, nutritional deficiencies, or excessive saliva. Proper hygiene and treatment help in healing and preventing recurrence.

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Angular Cheilitis

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  1. Angular Cheilitis Causes, Symptoms, and Management Presented by Dr. Sahil Gupta

  2. What is Angular Cheilitis? Angular Cheilitis is a condition where the corners of the mouth become red, swollen, and cracked. It is caused by inflammation and can be painful or irritating, especially while eating or talking. The condition may affect one or both corners of the mouth. It is not contagious but can be persistent if the underlying cause is not treated.

  3. Causes of Angular Cheilitis Fungal or bacterial infection (like Candida or Staph) Vitamin deficiencies (B2, B12, iron) Excess saliva from drooling or lip licking Poorly fitting dentures or braces Dry weather or cracked lips Health issues like diabetes or weak immunity

  4. Risk Factors of Angular Cheilitis Wearing dentures (especially ill-fitting) Poor oral hygiene Frequent lip licking or drooling Nutritional deficiencies Diabetes or weakened immunity Cold or dry weather

  5. Signs & Symptoms of Angular Cheilitis Redness and soreness at the mouth corners Cracks or painful splits in the skin Burning or itching sensation Bleeding or crust formation Discomfort while eating, talking, or opening the mouth

  6. Prevention of Angular Cheilitis Keep mouth corners clean and dry Avoid licking or biting lips Use moisturizing lip balm regularly Eat a balanced diet rich in vitamins (especially B vitamins and iron) Ensure dentures fit well and maintain oral hygiene Protect lips from cold and dry weather with a scarf or balm

  7. ? Consult with Dr. Sahil Gupta (B.A.M.S., M.H.A.) ? Ayurvedic Allergy Specialist ? Founder of IAFA Ayurveda® ? Book Appointment: https://consult.iafaforallergy.com ? Contact Us: ? (+91) 961-218-0000 ? Email: info@iafaforallergy.com ? Website: https://www.iafaforallergy.com/ Dr.Sahil Gupta CEO & Founder of IAFA®

  8. Thank you For your attention

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