Naturally Helping Cold Sores and Fever Blisters
Indexed September 2, 2009
Twitter This!Cold sores and fever blisters are often used interchangeably. This means that these two terms refer to only one condition. This is the ulceration or sores in the lip and the skin surrounding the lip caused by infection called herpes simplex or oral herpes. Because this may be painful, often the same medication for [...] See the complete post here
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Cold sores are a patch of tiny blisters that appear on your lips and occasionally in the nose. Another name for them is ‘fever blister’ and the medical term is recurrent herpes labialis.
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A blister is then formed and it begins to secrete a brownish-...
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