lip licking

What Are the Symptoms of Lip-Licking Dermatitis?

Lip-licking dermatitis is characterized by:
- Redness: The area around the lips becomes red and inflamed.
- Dryness and Scaling: The skin may become dry and start to peel.
- Itchiness: The child may frequently scratch the area.
- Discomfort: The affected area can become sore and painful.

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