Cold Sores-What They Are-Treatment-Prevention
How do you know if you have a cold sore?
• The first sign is a burning, tingling or itching feeling in the skin where the cold sore will erupt. If you have had a cold sore before, you will recognize this feeling as soon as it starts.
• The tingling lasts for about 6 hours. Then you will notice a group of tiny blisters (usually 3–5) with some reddish swelling of the skin around them.
• After a day or two, the blisters become an open sore. This is the start of the ugly stage.
• Within a further day or two, a scabby crust forms over the sore.
• The sore gradually heals, and is gone about 7–10 days after it started.
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• The first sign is a burning, tingling or itching feeling in the skin where the cold sore will erupt. If you have had a cold sore before, you will recognize this feeling as soon as it starts.
• The tingling lasts for about 6 hours. Then you will notice a group of tiny blisters (usually 3–5) with some reddish swelling of the skin around them.
• After a day or two, the blisters become an open sore. This is the start of the ugly stage.
• Within a further day or two, a scabby crust forms over the sore.
• The sore gradually heals, and is gone about 7–10 days after it started.
Cold Sores-What They Are-Treatment-Prevention
How do you know if you have a cold sore?
• The first sign is a burning, tingling or itching feeling in the skin where the cold sore will erupt. If you have had a cold sore before, you will recognize this feeling as soon as it starts.
• The tingling lasts for about 6 hours. Then you will notice a group of tiny blisters (usually 3–5) with some reddish swelling of the skin around them.
• After a day or two, the blisters become an open sore. This is the start of the ugly stage.
• Within a further day or two, a scabby crust forms over the sore.
• The sore gradually heals, and is gone about 7–10 days after it started.
• The first sign is a burning, tingling or itching feeling in the skin where the cold sore will erupt. If you have had a cold sore before, you will recognize this feeling as soon as it starts.
• The tingling lasts for about 6 hours. Then you will notice a group of tiny blisters (usually 3–5) with some reddish swelling of the skin around them.
• After a day or two, the blisters become an open sore. This is the start of the ugly stage.
• Within a further day or two, a scabby crust forms over the sore.
• The sore gradually heals, and is gone about 7–10 days after it started.
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BN ID: | 2940014032063 |
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Publisher: | unique5stardeals |
Publication date: | 11/07/2015 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 209 KB |
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