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I drink tons of water daily, I haven’t changed my routine on skin care or toothpaste. My food intake has not changed. I’m not on any medication for anything. So I can’t figure it out
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I was going suggest too little water or too much salt, but you’ve ruled that out. Did you get them sunburned a little bit? Not enough kissing going on at your house? Don’t laugh, it makes a difference.
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Lol! Maybe it’s the opposite and I’m kissing too much.....
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Hi Vikki, I too have noticed the same, not sure what it’s all about though but I plan on asking my doctor when I go to see him next week.
I don’t know. That’s the first time I’ve heard of it. Let us know if you discover anything, Vikki or Neicy.
Does diabetes affect the hydration of the skin? I’m anxious to know the results of your visit too.
I am would like to know too. I am experiencing something similar. I thought it was because the weather is so unseasonably hot
i have had this happen to me to. in my case i have let my health get run down. it does not help that i am going through menopause. so i have been making extra effort to eat, sleep and exercise for my good health. i also without fail use use use a lip balm. for me i need extra pampering and i do take the time out to make sure i do it. as for lips just apply and apply and apply. it works for me. or one other thing go and ask your doctor for a blood test. see how you are biologically (uuummm i hope thats the right word.)i also find taking one multi vitamin supplement tablet useful.
That menopause is a pain in the arse!! Plaspak mentioned the vitamin, that could be a thought...get a blood test done and be sure they check your vitamin levels. You could be deficient somewhere.
I’ve noticed my lips being dry enough to feel rough, which I attributed it to the weather. I usually use Blistex lip balms when I go outside (they have one with sunscreen), but since I’ve noticed the dryness, I’ve changed to their Medex (comes in a tiny blue jar). It’s supposed to replenish and keep moisture, so I tried it. First I took a paper towel and sort of sloughed off the loose, peeling skin, then I applied the Medex. Did it twice at night and once during the day last week. It’s been fine ever since.