If your lips swell up suddenly, it can be due to an allergy, an infection, a fall or an injury. Not all of these causes are serious, and the obvious ones like an injury can be treated right away. But if the swelling does not recede, you may need medical help. SkinKraft gives you all the details about this phenomenon.

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I have had a few cold sore flare-ups over the past few months after years without getting any. What causes them to come back, and what’s the best way to treat them? ANSWER: Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus. Once you’re exposed to the virus, which is typically passed from skin-to-skin contact, […]

Treat inflamed lips from injuries, allergies, chapping, and more A swollen lip may be caused by a cut or injury, an allergic reaction, or simply dryness and chapping over night. Swelling from minor injuries or dryness can easily be treated...

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It's such a pain dealing with cold sores or fever blisters since they can be uncomfortable or embarrassing. Even though you can never permanently get rid of the virus that causes cold sores, there are a lot of things you can do to make...

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Here's how to use lysine for Cold Sores and Herpes. My father, myself, and my kids all carry the herpes virus. It breaks out on my lips and inside my nose when I get stressed...

Cold sores are painful and embarrassing. Click here to learn about how to get rid of cold sores, including their causes, home remedies, and prevention tips.

Swollen Lips, or lipedema, is the distention or enlargement of one or both lips caused by fluid buildup or inflammation in the lip tissues.