3 Proven Methods For healing Cold Sores fast! How to get rid of a cold sore fast
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This brief video explains three natural remedies for cold sores using free products you probably already have.

Herpes simplex virus causes infectious skin lesions known as fever blisters or cold sores.

You cannot prevent cold sores from forming, but you may reduce their length once they appear.

What is the key? Quick action is required at the first evidence of a cold sore's tingling or burning feeling.

Typically, cold sores form on the upper body, usually on the lips, mouth, and nose. Nevertheless, they may appear anywhere on the skin, including the tongue.

Fever blisters are another name for cold sores.

Herpes virus type 1 (HSV1) Once the herpes virus has been introduced to the skin, it remains dormant until it is triggered and reemerges as a cold sore.

Some reasons why you get these?
Stress, bad food, the surrounding environment, and lack of sleep.

Cold sores are highly contagious and spread quickly from person to person. To reduce the risk of infection, avoiding touching, scratching, or picking at cold sores is essential.

Wash your hands regularly to prevent the spread of this active virus to other regions of your body.

Avoid sharing beverages, cutlery, and lip cosmetics when you have an active cold sore.

It’s essential to avoid skintoskin contact with others when cold sores are present.

Importantly, you should always see a doctor if you develop a fever or a cold sore near your eyes.

Using these natural therapies, reducing stress, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle will reduce the likelihood of future flareups.

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