Find the right product for your lip or oral concerns
This guide helps you choose the right product category based on where your symptoms are located. Follow the flowchart below to identify which category best suits your needs.
Key Point: The main difference between categories is the location of symptoms - Lip Medication treats the outside (lip surface), while Mouth Ulcer Treatment addresses the inside (oral mucosa).
| Comparison Item | Lip Medication | Mouth Ulcer Treatment |
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| Target Area | Lip surface (outside) | Oral mucosa (inside mouth) |
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| Primary Purpose | Protection, Repair, Prevention | Anti-inflammation, Pain relief, Healing |
| Dosage Forms | Ointment, Cream, Balm, Stick | Ointment, Patch, Spray, Lozenge |
| Application Method | Apply directly to lips | Apply/attach to affected area inside mouth |
| Typical Use Cases | Daily lip care, winter dryness protection, healing cracked lips, treating cold sores | Treating painful canker sores, healing bite wounds, reducing inflammation from dentures |
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If symptoms persist for more than 2 weeks despite using medication, if pain is severe, or if symptoms worsen, please consult a healthcare professional.
For lips: Use lip balm regularly, stay hydrated, protect from UV rays. For oral health: Maintain good oral hygiene, avoid biting cheeks/tongue, ensure proper nutrition.
Always read product instructions carefully. Do not use lip medication inside your mouth, and do not use mouth ulcer treatment on external lips. Use products as directed for best results.
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