How to get rid of cold sores
If you're one of the many, many people who suffer from cold sores then you're familiar with the discomfort caused by these unsightly facial blemishes to both your physical and mental wellbeing.
The good news is that although there is currently no complete cure for cold sores, you can take action to ease cold sore symptoms such reducing discomfort, aiding healing, and preventing scarring.
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What is a cold sore?
Cold sores are small sores that usually appear around the mouth, lips or nose, causing discomfort or pain to sufferers. The sores first appear as blisters, which can burst and weep clear fluid. After a few days the sore scabs over and often take 7-10 days to heal completely.
What causes cold sores
Cold sores are caused by herpes simplex virus I (HSV-1), which infects an estimated 70-80 percent of the population.
The HSV-1 is highly contagious and you should be careful about passing on cold sores to other people if you are a sufferer, while non-sufferers should take steps to avoid becoming infected.
Once the body is infected, the virus inhabits the nerve cells until reactivated. Reactivation varies from person to person, but common triggers include stress, a cold or flu, lack of sleep, exposure to sunlight or even menstruation.
How to get rid of cold sores safely and naturally
If you are interested in more in-depth information on how to get rid of cold sores next time you're suffering from them I recommend the e-book Cold Sore Freedom in 3 Days by Grace Melgarejo.
Available as an instant download you can start using Grace's treatments immediately.
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