Lip Lesions

The lips are the organs of the human body that helps us to communicate, to accentuate the words in order to produce meaningful sound that reaches the ears of a potential listener, turning the meaningful sounds into words that make sense for the listener's mind. The act of communication implies the forming of a spring of morphemes (free or bound) which are transformed into meaningful sounds which are send with the help of the articulatory phonetics from the brain to the speech organs and later this message is transmitted to the listener under the form of some sound waves . From this process we have to underline the importance of lips as the organ that articulates the word so that the listener can understand the process of communication.

The importance of the lips is the top priority in an act of communication as without them we would have been able to think things through, but to express ourselves it would be impossible. With out communication people would become isolated and unforced to think, turning into a state of vegetation which will eventually lead even to death. We have to keep in mind that a healthy body means mostly a healthy mind.



From the above we have to accentuate  the role of the lips in the process of our lives and to give much importance to our lips.

Apart from the fact that the lips are the most important organ of communication, they are also the easiest to harm. The degradation of lips can appear by major exposure to sun or to cold, basically to extreme temperatures, which can harm the texture and the pigment of the lips, making it to disappear, even forever in some severe cases. Another extremely harmful chemical composition is the smoke of a cigar, which can produce irremediable wounds in our lips. The smoke is so harmful of the lips that after 5 years of smoking one can develop a cancer on the lip, inside or outside the lip. This can be easily prevented by a clean and healthy life and if this indeed appears one might lose his lips forever.



This cases of lip lesions can produce life-lasting transformations, including the possibility of not being able to communicate. The lesions  that are treated from an infant stage can be healed or they can have no major transformation in the process of communication, but usually it is hard to spot such a lesion in an infant stage so the most results are not encouraging. The conclusion is that if you want a healthy life, with friends to communicate and socialize then take care of your lips in an appropriate way!