What is the best medicine for fever blisters/cold sores?

Question

What will make it go away the fastest?

Answer 1

What works for some may not work for others. The absolute best way to get rid of cold sore is a comprehensive method of attack that includes 2 or 3 treatments that address the cold sore at optimal times. Most of the time, these treatments are very inexpensive and readily available:

http://www.coldsore911.com/cold-sore-treatment/ultimate-cold-sore-treatments-guide/

Timing is critical to prevent the cold sore from forming.

If, for some reason, you don't catch it in time and the cold sore actually begins to form, there is only one medicine that will heal it in less than 3 days;

http://www.coldsore911.com/medicine-that-heals-existing-cold-sores/use-choraphor-to-get-rid-of-cold-sores-fast/

Hope this helps! Good luck!

Answer 2

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Answer 4

a chilly sore or fever blister might want to no longer be touched or messed with in besides, this in difficulty-free words makes the therapeutic time longer and this is going to spread the an infection. No it isn't deadly! try using an over the counter drugs like Abreva, it helps to shorten therapeutic time, try using it before the chilly sore shows up.

Answer 5

I actually did research on this last week for a friend. It turns out that Lysine supplements (in the vitamin aisle) are supposed to help, as do the OTC salves meant for cold sores.

Answer 6

Abreva

Answer 7

The herpes simplex virus produces cold sores/fever blisters. You can get it by sharing drinks with others, someone else's fork, sharing chapstick, and smooching anyone that has it. Cold sores may be moderately painful blisters which may turn up in the vicinity of the mouth, or perhaps even the interior of your mouth or nostril, elsewhere on your face, or somewhere else on the body's skin.

They might surface simply because of amplified stress and anxiety, colds, a fever, cold temperature, particular foods, or maybe excessive direct sun light. The area could start to itch, burn, tingle, thereafter a sore may turn up. The blister can dry out and establish a yellowish crusting. They may stick around from 7 to fourteen days. You may try to hide the sore with foundation, but this usually makes the cold sore worse.

To get rid of them, one may attempt using a cold sore special ointment, use lip balm with sun screen, use peppermint oil, get echinacea, vitamins C and also vitamin E, and absolutely avoiding coming in contact with it. Through taking on several lifestyle changes, it can be attainable to reduce them and keep cold sores from coming back.

Answer 8

My pharmacist recommended Abreva. Great stuff.

Answer 9

Blistex in the silver little bottle. with the roll on ball.

Answer 10

I've always found that Abreva works great!