How can I stop having fever blisters every now and then?
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My daughter would get fever blisters and cold sores regularly.   A product called Newtons Homeopathic #39 Cold Sores was recommended.  This got rid of the cold sores quickly.  Now she takes the drops as soon as she feels a tingle.  If they do break out they are much milder now.  \n\nhttps://www.newtonlabs.net/store/searchItem.asp
712150
Chill burns, do something about it since the sores may open, any\npharmacist can help you out.
127466
No! cold sores are caused by a virus that everyone has that lives just under your skin- certain things can trigger that virus to turn into cold sores or fever blisters. (the sun- certain foods, stress, etc.)
1110149
Take some anti-febrile medication (Tylenol, aspirin, ibuprofen), drink lots of fluids (water and juice), get a lot of sleep (more than eight hours).  Most times a fever is caused by a virus.  If this is the case, the doctor can do very little to help you.  If it lingers beyond several days pursue seeing a doctor.
170033
Get some Abreva (at the drug store-over the counter) fast!!!Also, start taking Lysine tablets.  Holding ice on the cold sore will prevent it from getting bigger (temporarily, just don't hold it too long, you don't want to get frostbite).  The quicker you start treating it, the better- cold sores spread quickly- good luck!
1078662
Try hydrocortezone or an antihistamine like benadryl
1008265
To relieve itching and help blisters dry out, apply wet compresses or soak the area in cool water. Antihistamine pills or calamine lotion may help relieve symptoms. To prevent infection, try not to scratch the rash and cut your fingernails short to minimize the possibility of opening the skin and spreading bacteria.
725510
Have you changed your laundry detergent or softener?  Your soap or body wash?  It could be irritated dry skin that just needs moisturizer (try Eucerin).\nIf there is fever present (even a low, non-persistant one) though, you really should go to the Dr, or if this question is in regards to a child rather than an adult.
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Get extra rest. Bed rest can help you feel better. It will also help you avoid spreading the virus to others. \nDrink plenty of fluids to replace those lost from fever. Fluids also ease a scratchy throat and keep nasal mucus thin. Hot tea with lemon, water, fruit juice, and soup are all good choices. \nIf fever is uncomfortable, take acetaminophen or ibuprofen to lower it. You may also sponge your body with lukewarm water to reduce fever. Do not use cold water or ice. Lowering the fever will not make your symptoms go away faster, but it may make you more comfortable. \nTo relieve body aches and headache, take aspirin, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen. Do not take aspirin if you are younger than 20 unless your doctor tells you to do so. Also, aspirin and ibuprofen can upset your stomach, while acetaminophen does not. \nTry a decongestant or nasal spray if your main symptom is a stuffy nose. Look for a single-ingredient decongestant that contains phenylephrine. If nasal drainage is thick, a decongestant that contains guaifenesin may help keep it thin and draining. Do not use medicated nasal sprays or drops more often than directed and not for longer than 3 days. \nBreathe moist air from a hot shower or from a sink filled with hot water to help clear a stuffy nose. \nAvoid antihistamines. They do not treat flu symptoms and may make nasal drainage thicker. \nIf the skin around your nose and lips becomes sore from repeated rubbing with tissues, apply a bit of petroleum jelly to the area. Using disposable tissues that contain lotion also may help. \nUse cough drops or plain, hard candy to help ease coughing. \nTake a nonprescription cough medicine that contains dextromethorphan if you develop a dry, hacking cough. Some products contain a high percentage of alcohol. Use them with caution. \nElevate your head at night with an extra pillow if coughing keeps you awake. \nAvoid smoking and breathing secondhand smoke. This is good advice any time, but it is especially important when you have a respiratory infection like a cold or the flu.
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I walk four miles a day, and I don't have any.  Last time I bought shoes I asked for the most comfortable shoe, and they told me New Balance.  They really are the most comfortable shoe that I own.  Make sure that your shoes aren't too small and that you're not tying them too tight. As far as treating your blood blisters Immediate care:\nLeave the blister alone. Elevate your feet when you're at home in a chair or on a pillow. Apply a cold pack. When pain subsides, apply padding or a splint to protect the injured area.\n\nOngoing care:\nKeep the wound clean, dry, and protected from chafing and bumping. Change the dressing every day, or whenever it accidentally gets dirty. After two days, you can resume washing (but always put a dry bandage on afterwards). When the wound looks like normal skin and feels like normal skin you can stop bandaging. Expect about 7 to 14 days for healing. The old skin can be snipped\noff when you're sure the area is healed.\n\nWatch for:\nSee the doctor if there is redness around the wound, red streaks, swelling, drainage, fever, tender bumps in the groin or armpit upsteam from the wound, or an unexplained increase in pain or tenderness.
1021608
yes, and also the water..possibly lowered your resistance to illness. plus heat fever happens...drink more water.
477226
well i figured this out a while ago! usualy when i have a fever i am streesed out, so strees makes me hotter (makes my fever go up) and then while i am sleeping  all of the strees makes me think of bazzar scarry night tarrors. so what i do to stop this is before i go to be when i have a fever is i drink a cold glass of milk, turn my humidifyer on, write in my journal how i feel (its like letting all of your feelings out on a piece of paper) and when i let my feelings out i feel better. \n\nHOpe this helps!\n\nChloe
231525
Take baths in soda water. The chickenpox will run its corse and there is nothing that you can do to make them stop. Baking soda brings them out sooner than if you do not use it.
539902
go see a doctor - high fevers can be dangerous this is not exactly the place to get sound medical advice - but keep drinking liquids and keep cool - don't cover up more than you have too
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When you blister, that is actually second degree burns. I recommend seeing a doctor - they can give you healing creams as well as something to help with the pain.\n\n\nwww.mommastayshome.com
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Depends on why the blisters are there!!  If you don't know, it wouldbe a real good idea to have them check out.  In general you are better off leaving them alone.  If they itch try calamine lotion.  Any open blisters could be covered with an antibiotic ointment to help healing and prevent infection.  Any fluid from the blisters could cause them to spred if there infectious too.  Good Luck.
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The best way to prevent outbreaks is via a healthy immune system. Although you should always consult with a doctor  there are several alternative treatments available on the market. \n\nSome of these are described in the source website.