I've had a white blister on my lower lip for about two months now. It is very small and does not hurt. It started off lookng like a blister with a pointy white tip, but I was able to pick the end away. It is not getting bigger and has not spread, but it is making me nervous. The white skin peels off, but it always comes back. I lightly chewed for only two weeks prior to getting the blister, and the blister is not on the side where I chewed. I am a non smoker. If you could please tell me what this might be I would greatly appreciate it.

Hello phys

Most white patches are a reaction to an irritation and are not a cause for concern. Very rarely, they can be an early sign of more serious mouth conditions (including mouth cancer). This is why it is important to seek advice from an experienced professional (your dentist or doctor) so they can help you remove possible reasons for them forming and follow up on any unusual ones.

You might findd some of the information in this thread onpeeling lips to be of interest. If it remains a problem, you should see your dentist or doctor.


Best wishes
Vinod :coffee: