RICHARD C. McLESTER born Montgomery Co., No. Carolina, June 7, 1815; died Tuscaloosa, Ala., January 3, 1881; son of James and Mary McLester who moved from Tenn. to Lauderdale Co., Ala. in 1820; married Mary T. Simonton in Texas in 1841; merchant.
Chapped, or cracked, lips is the term commonly used to describe dry lips. Chapped lips can be caused by a number of factors, including the weather, excessive licking of the lips, and certain medications.Chapped lips is a very common condition that occurs only on occasion for most people.However, some may develop a more severe form of chapped lips called cheilitis.Cheilitis, which can be caused by an infection, is characterized by cracked skin at the corners of the lips. Dry lips are usually reversible with simple treatment and preventive measures.If your lips continue to be severely dry and cracked, consider making an appointment with a dermatologist.heilitis, which can be caused by an infection, is characterized by cracked skin at the corners of the lips. Dry lips are usually reversible with simple treatment and preventive measures. If your lips continue to be severely dry and cracked, consider making an appointment with a dermatologist.
Swollen lips, or lip oedema, is when one or both lips enlarge or distend beyond their normal size. This swelling is caused by a build-up of fluid, or inflammation inside the lip tissue. It can have many causes, including injury, illness, certain medicines or allergies. Swollen lips can be a sign of anaphylaxis â a severe allergic reaction â which requires immediate medical attention. In less serious cases, swelling may appear and disappear quickly, for example after chapping or sunburn.