What is it if your lips are very itchy and burn at times you have a white little dots on your lips that dont pop what is this?

Answer 1

Could be cold sores, canker sores or blisters.

...but its probably, (hopefully!), Fordyce's condition, which affects 50-90% of men. And which is a gigantic range for an estimate!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fordyce%27s_spot (a bit graphic, in a medical sense.)

Answer 2

It sounds like you may have a condition called angular cheilitis, which is characterized by inflammation and cracking at the corners of the mouth. The white dots could be a sign of a fungal or bacterial infection. It is important to see a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Answer 3

This sounds ALOT like oral herpes. Those little dots, sort of like pimples, but they are on or around your mouth, those are what they call cold sores. They appear in clusters most of the time, depending on the severity. This disease is not curable. It will never fully go away. You can treat herpes though! I recommend using Abreva. It works very well. You will experience breakouts very often, just like genital herpes. Please, please, please do NOT share drinks or any makeup going on the lips, with anyone. This disease is VERY easily spread. When you don't have a herpes breakout, then it is alright to share things, that's probably how you got it in the first place. Sharing drinks, and makeup on the mouth, isn't very healthy in the first place, you can get all sorts of diseases. On most people's bodies, hair follicles cover about 99.9% of your skins surface. The lips are not free from these follicles. They look like little white bumps at or near the edges where the color change is or at the corner of the mouth where the skin is thinner.. I don't believe you have to jump to a conclusion like the one above, because herpes blisters pop, scab up and then go away with time. These will be there for the rest of your living days. These hair follicles can get clogged up just like any other and acne or a pimple can form.