"I drool at night and always wake up with cracked corners of my lips. I've tried Polysporin and Vaseline, but it never heals. What should I do?"

In such a situation, it is recommended to use a low-strength cortisone cream twice a day for 3 to 5 days to see if it improves the condition. Many patients have reported satisfaction and rapid effectiveness with this solution in the past. These creams are available over the counter at pharmacies.

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"I drool at night and always wake up with cracked corners of my lips. I've tried Polysporin and Vaseline, but it never heals. What should I do?"

In such a situation, it is recommended to use a low-strength cortisone cream twice a day for 3 to 5 days to see if it improves the condition. Many patients have reported satisfaction and rapid effectiveness with this solution in the past. These creams are available over the counter at pharmacies.