About 3 weeks ago I noticed the development of a tiny cluster of white
bumps on the corner of my upper lip (left side). There are about 30 of
them and they are very very tiny and unrecognizable until I look very
very closely in the mirror. They do not itch, have not scabbed, or
drained as I have uncovered to be the symptoms of oral herpes. A week
or so later I noticed approx. 2-3 more individual bumps, again very
very tiny, toward the center of my upper lip, and another 1 going
toward the right. Out of curiosity I squeezed a few to see what would
happen and no fluid came out. However, through the broken skin I could
see that the bumps were located under the surface skin and didn't look
violent or fiery. I just basically scratched my lip and a tiny scab
formed from the damage and healed in 1 day. Last night the same sized
cluster appeared on the upper right side of my lip (corner). They do
not itch, are not weeping, and have not began to scab or inflame into
a boil or lesion such as herpes. My lips still look very healthy and
don't feel abnormal other than my paranoia about these tiny little
bastards. Any help on what this might be? Thanks. |
