An Overview Of Blue Lips ?Health Tips

 


purple lips like your skin can change color which can tell about your health or a health risk that might be happening to you. When the normal color of your lip changes to dark blue or purple color, you should know about the possible causes. You may require medical care or maybe your blue lips is just a simple bruise or damage to your lip. You will read about the most common causes of blue lips and skin discoloration into purple color.

Should I worry about purple lips?

When your skin or lips turn into a blue or purple color, it is because of low oxygen level in your blood. If it is not a bruise from your lip bite, cold weather, an allergy reaction, or other environmental conditions, it can be cyanosis from an underlying disease from heart or lung problems. Look for other symptoms like wheezing, difficulty in breathing, coughs, and more possible signs.

What condition turns your hand or fingers blue?

Cyanosis is the medical term for bluish change of color of the skin including your lips. It can be a symptom of many diseases and conditions. When fingers, toes and hands turn blue, it is because of lack of enough oxygen in the blood and blood circulation disorders, which can be caused by heart diseases or conditions like Raynaud’s.

 

If your permanent retainer glue came off one tooth or the glue came off, don’t worry as this is something that can happen. But keep in mind that you need to reach out to your orthodontist without delay within days. Permanent retainers have an important job of keeping the teeth aligned after braces or Invisalign. So, you sure don’t want your beautiful smile and straight teeth to be affected by a broken retainer. This article will help you know what causes permanent retainer breaking, what you can do about it, and how is it repaired or replaced by your orthodontist.

Composite resin is a strong dental adhesive that is used to bond the permanent retainer wire on your teeth. It is the same material used as composite filling to treat cavities.

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