Foods to Avoid With Fever Blisters
Fever blisters, also known as cold sores, generally affect the skin outside your mouth -- lips, chin and cheeks -- although they may also occur on the roof of your mouth or on your gums.
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Stopping a cold sore from forming involves early intervention with vitamins, ice, or salt. Learn how to reduce fever blister swelling and manage symptoms safely while breastfeeding or dealing with flu-like symptoms.
Cold Sore Stages
Cold sores, often called fever blisters, usually occur on the lips or around the mouth. Caused by the herpes simplex virus, or HSV, and transmitted through skin contact with an infected person, this infection spreads easily.
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