By: Dr Andrew Napier | 2011-05-19 | Alternative Medicine Cold sores also referred to, as fever blisters are a type of sores, which are very contagious. Know the home remedies for cold sores. read more
By: Dee Cohen | 2010-03-26 | Skin care If you've had problems with cold sores in the past, you'll probably become sensitive to the tingling sensation on your lip when a new cold sore develops. Psychologically this may also be accompanied with a feeling of dread due to the fact that fever blisters may take ten days to heal. After the tingle, a sore forms and finally it resolves into a scab. read more
By: Daniel Deegan | 2010-04-02 | Skin care Cold sores or fever blisters are very contagious however you can stop the virus cold if you know how. It is even possible to prevent cold sore outbreaks, you just need to be armed with the right cold sore prevention tools. Don't miss these important steps to learning how to prevent cold sores and fever blisters, so you won't have to suffer through these painful and embarrassing episodes. Like the saying goes, "prevention is better than cure". read more
By: Joleen L Dixon | 2010-03-29 | Skin care Cold sores are a viral based breakout of fluid filled blisters that often occur on the lips, mouth or nose. These are part of the herpes virus (Herpes Simplex Virus) and cannot be completely destroyed by the body and therefore can reoccur. Cord sores are caused by the virus, but can be aggravated or pop up because of stress or other environmental factors because it weakens the immune system and allow the virus to attack. read more
By: andrewson | 2011-02-16 | Health & Fitness If you suffer from fever blisters, then when you feel an outbreak on its' way, there's probably only one read more
By: kathy jhones | 2010-09-30 | Acne Cold Sores or Fever Blisters are small red spots that typically appear on the mouth's edges and on the lips. At the onset of the disease you might notice a transparent liquid that usually after several days starts to scab. read more
By: kathy jhones | 2010-10-01 | Article Marketing Cold sores or fever blisters are small red spots that typically appear on the mouths edges and on the lips. at the onset of the disease you might notice a transparent liquid that usually after several days starts to scab. read more
By: Christopher W Smith | 2010-03-30 | Skin care You've got another fever blister, and - darn it! - those things hurt. Of course, you may call it a cold sore, but it means the same thing. It seems like just when you want to look your best for a special occasion, one of these little beauties decides to erupt on your lip, cheek, nostril, or chin. The bad news is that once you have the herpes virus that causes cold sore outbreaks, you'll probably have recurring episodes throughout the rest of your life. read more
By: Joleen L Dixon | 2010-03-29 | Skin care Cold sore symptoms can be both obvious and difficult to spot if you are looking to prevent cold sores from occurring. If you have the herpes simplex virus then you will experience cold sores at some point in your life. If you don't and you are merely looking to avoid contracting them from someone else, this information can also apply to you. However, keep in mind the virus can still be passed when you or someone else is NOT suffering from an outbreak. read more
By: Matt Munino | 2012-05-02 | Health & Fitness Cold sores are formally known as the herpes simplex virus plus they typically bust out around the mouth. Although it is identified for them to occur on the inside of the mouth also. Cold sores may also be referred to as fever blisters. read more
By: rosibrot | 2010-12-18 | Health & Fitness Cold sore, known in colloquial English also as oral herpes or fever blisters, are tingling, reddish, infuriating blisters filled with fluids which occur on the mouth, lips and nose area of a person read more
By: John S. Cooke | 2011-03-26 | Alternative Medicine There are a number of differences between canker sores and cold sores. If you find out more about the features, you will easily distinguish and find the right methods that will lead to quick treatment and recovery. You might even discover the preventive measures by knowing the causes and triggers. Here are some more tips on how to differentiate the two and what you can do to alleviate these condit read more
By: steev austin | 2010-12-23 | Health & Fitness Fever is often a symptom rather than an actual condition of disease. Nevertheless, having a fever would normally mean taking a day off from work or staying in bed all day since it is often accompanied by headaches or muscle pain. read more
By: Adam S. Maher | 2011-02-08 | Health & Fitness Could it be really possible to shed cold sores and fever blisters quick as well as permanently? Your general practitioner may suggest an over-the-counter cream and perhaps a ... read more
By: Donna Carroll | 2010-04-03 | Skin care Treating cold sores naturally is the route more and more people are taking. Learn what natural routes you can take to get rid of fever blisters. read more