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The Fast and Painless Way to Get Rid of and Prevent a Cold Sore

Learn the best way to get rid of a cold sore quickly easing the pain and eliminating the threat of future outbreaks once and for all, be rid of cold sores for good.

They seem to come from out of no where and with a fury. The dreaded cold sore or fever blister that burst onto the scene at the most inopportune time. It's the last thing you want to deal with, am I right? Today we'll discuss the fast and painless way to get rid of and prevent a cold sore or fever blister. I've often been asked if I'd ever had a cold sore and after careful thought I realized I had once long ago. It dawned on me my lesson on this topic had been learned. I once suffered from cold sores and yet took all the helpful advice I could in order to insure I never dealt with this painful and undesirable outbreak again. Prevention works as my memory of past outbreaks are distant and vague. Since those of you here are looking for a cure, you no doubt are in pain from a current fever blister or cold sore. Let's Move on to the relief.

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How to Heal a Cold Sore or Fever Blister

There is great relief for the existing cold sores or fever blisters.

Lets us first address how to heal and ease the pain of a fever blister or cold sore.

  • The product Abreva has shown to speed up and help the healing process of a cold sore.
  • Camphor Phenique is an old remedy that has proven to ease the pain plus it contains a drying action that both helps it dry up and shed away the dead cells.
  • You may also apply Neosporin Plus to ease the pain, promote healing and prevent scaring.

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How to Prevent Cold Sore Breakouts

There are many things you can do to prevent future break outs.

While the cause of cold sores, other wise known as fever blisters, is a virus it can be kept at bay. A healthy body can defend itself from out breaks. The following are many ways to prevent cold sore or fever blister outbreaks. 

There are a few simple rules to live by in order to wipe out cold sore incidents once and for all, lets explore our options.

Prevention

  • Lips that become dry from both indoor or outdoor climate are prone to cold sore breakouts.
  • Taking a good multi-vitamin has proven to build the bodies preventative defenses.
  • A deficiency in the natural nutrient Lysine has shown to cause outbreaks, taking a supplement prevents this.
  • Your first line of defense is to keep the lips hydrated with a good SPF 30 lip balm if your sun sensitive.
  • If you feel you're not sun sensitive use a good lip conditioner, my favorite is Blistex DCT shown above.
  • Minimize, reduce or eliminate stress, exposure to UV light, upper lip waxing, chemical peels, laser treatments and the use of retinoids, which all contribute to cold sores.
  • Eating healthy with a diet rich in raw fruits and vegetables make for a strong body free from breakouts.
  • Also stay hydrated drinking lots of clean healthy water each and every day!

Do You Get Cold Sores?

Do you get cold sores or fever blisters?

6 votes

Updated October 24, 2012

Chat about cold sores and fever blisters.

katiem2Nov 10, 2018

Derdriu, I am unsure as to this portion of society being more at risk and or experiencing more break outs. Interesting, perhaps they are still building a mature immune system???

DerdriuMarrinerAug 11, 2017

katiem2, I've seen cold sores and fever blisters more on children than on other age groups. Is that a fluke or are children the most common sufferers?

katiem2Jul 22, 2013

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