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Common Angular Chelitis Symptoms
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Treatment for Angular ChelitisHello Dr. Feinberg,Last week I notice that the corners of my mouth were looking weird; they were cracking. The next day I got a cold sore on my lip and I began to think that it had something to do with what was happening to the corners of my mouth....
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
In my experience, angular cheilitis can be due to herpes simplex virus (which also causes cold sores) or to thrush. Less commonly, it is associated with vitamin deficiency. Since you have a cold sore anyway, in your case I'd start by treating...
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angular chelitisHow long does it take for angular chelitis to clear up? What is it caused by?... Read more »Angular Chelitis or Chapped lips?Hi Dr. Feinberg,I have recently been having problems with minor cracking at the corners of my... Read more »
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angular chelitis
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I had a exposure over 3 months ago limited unprotected insertive vaginal sex with someone of unknown status. I have had many symptoms at the right times. I still am having gastro problems, tingling in hands and feet mosty feet sometimes with slight...
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Angular Chelitis
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Is it possible to get AC 6 months after possible exposure? Read more » Thrust and angular cheilitis
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Hi everybody, did anyone get this syntoms in the early infection, Angulat cheilitis and thrust, ive been with gengivitis since the exposure in January, and since February i have angular cheilitis. Could some of you give me some advices.Thanks very... Read more »
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