Dermatology

The best treatment for a bump on the lip depends on finding the right diagnosis.

You can manage sweaty palms and feet with simple cooling methods, special antiperspirants, and other treatments that help control how much you sweat.

Yes, there is a condition called erythromelalgia where your hands and feet may feel very hot, often along with redness and pain.

A pimple near the anus can be a minor skin issue often caused by blocked pores or mild irritation. Gentle home care—like cleaning with warm water, using warm compresses, and applying mild over-the-counter treatments—may help, but seek medical care if it worsens or shows signs of infection.

Treatment of small red bumps on the lips depends on the cause.

A hard bump on your lip line can be caused by several different things, such as pimples, epidermoid cysts, or inflammatory conditions.

A painless bump on your lip could be a harmless growth such as a mucocele. Evaluation by a doctor can help decide if treatment is needed.

A red bump inside your lip can be seen with common conditions like an aphthous ulcer (canker sore) or a pyogenic granuloma. These bumps are generally benign and may occur because of irritation, minor injury, or other factors.

Sudden sweaty palms and feet can be caused by an overactive sweat gland response, a condition known as primary hyperhidrosis, which can be triggered by stress or emotional factors.

A big white bump on your lip might be a mucocele. It’s important to watch for changes or discomfort and get evaluated by a healthcare professional if you’re concerned.

White saliva at the corner of your mouth may indicate that the saliva is becoming thicker or drying out, which can be a sign of irritation or even a yeast infection like Candida that can lead to angular cheilitis.

A big red bump on your lip might be a benign vascular lesion, such as a hemangioma or pyogenic granuloma, though other causes are also possible.

A hard white bump on your lip might be a harmless condition called milia, which is a tiny cyst made of trapped keratin, but other causes are possible and a check-up with a doctor is a good idea.

A white bump on your lip is usually a benign condition. Most commonly it is related to a mucocele but there are other less common causes.

Constantly hot hands and feet might be linked to a condition like erythromelalgia or changes in how your body moves blood to the skin.

Hot palms can happen when the nerves and sweat glands in your hands don’t work as expected, sometimes causing extra warmth or sweating without an illness.

A swollen bump on your lip is often a fluid-filled cyst called a mucocele, which usually occurs on the lower lip after small injuries that cause saliva to collect under the skin. However, other causes like infections or allergies might also result in such bumps.

Tiny white bumps on your lips are usually not a sign of HPV; they are more often benign features or other common oral findings.

HPV can cause certain wart-like lesions in the mouth, but it is not usually the cause of plain white spots on the lips. Other conditions may be responsible for white spots, so it’s important to have any unusual changes evaluated.

Self-harm scars usually do not go away completely, but with time and treatment, they can become less noticeable.