I went to bed fine with no bump on my lip. I woke up in the middle of the night with a bump on the bottom right part of my lip.
I touch it and it hurts, and it feels like there are little balls inside.
The next day it was still there, and the same size.
Is this normal on an 11 year old girl?
Please help me!!!
Thanks :-)
I touch it and it hurts, and it feels like there are little balls inside.
The next day it was still there, and the same size.
Is this normal on an 11 year old girl?
Please help me!!!
Thanks :-)
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You're right to ask the question.
The only 'normal' bumps a child (or adult) gets on their face are acne (spots), and those are just embarasshing, and have no health related issues (beyond self esteem!). They don't occur on your lips (ie: where a woman would put lipstick), but can occur on any normal skin with pores (ie: around your lips, cheeks, rest of body).
That doesn't mean your bump is bad, but it does mean you should ask someone qualified (I'm an adult, not a medical professional), and do so from your home, or school. If your parent(s) don't take you seriously, ask at school. If your schools doesn't take you seriously, and you can visit a local health clinic or hospital, ask there.
It's a legitimate (proper) question.
You deserve an accurate answer.
The only 'normal' bumps a child (or adult) gets on their face are acne (spots), and those are just embarasshing, and have no health related issues (beyond self esteem!). They don't occur on your lips (ie: where a woman would put lipstick), but can occur on any normal skin with pores (ie: around your lips, cheeks, rest of body).
That doesn't mean your bump is bad, but it does mean you should ask someone qualified (I'm an adult, not a medical professional), and do so from your home, or school. If your parent(s) don't take you seriously, ask at school. If your schools doesn't take you seriously, and you can visit a local health clinic or hospital, ask there.
It's a legitimate (proper) question.
You deserve an accurate answer.
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