🌿Angular Cheilitis – Cracks at the Corners of the Mouth🌿

Angular cheilitis is an inflammation of the corners of the mouth, causing painful cracks and soreness. It may be associated with fungal or bacterial infection, nutritional deficiencies (iron or B vitamins), ill-fitting dentures, excessive saliva, or reduced immunity.
🌿Common Symptoms🌿
* Painful cracks at the corners of the mouth
* Redness and swelling
* Burning or stinging sensation
* Dry, scaly, or crusted skin
* Bleeding while opening the mouth
* Difficulty eating or speaking
🌿Homoeopathic Remedies🌿
* Graphites – Commonly considered for cracked, dry, oozing skin at the corners of the mouth.
* Nitric acid – May be indicated for deep, painful fissures that bleed easily.
* Petroleum – Often selected for dry, cracked skin that worsens in cold weather.
* Mercurius solubilis – May be useful when soreness is associated with excessive salivation and mouth inflammation.
* Borax – Traditionally considered for painful oral lesions with increased sensitivity.
* Arsenicum album – May be chosen for burning pain with dry, inflamed skin.
⚠️ Medicines should be taken only under the guidance of a qualified homoeopathic physician after proper case evaluation.
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