Friday, February 5, 2010

Blister On Gum, By Mollar How Do I Get A Fever Blister On My Gum To Go Away?

How Do I get a fever blister on my gum to Go Away? - blister on gum, by mollar

I have a cold sore on my gums as I can go and FAST

Posted by Katelin Caster at 6:13 PM

4 comments:

Bex said...

What are the treatments for cold-keys?

There is currently no cure for cold sores. Some medications can relieve some discomfort and pain associated with injuries, but. These include ointments that numb the blisters, antibiotics that control secondary bacterial infections, and ointments that soften the crusts of the sores.

What can patients do?

When wounds break to keep it clean and dry to prevent bacterial infections. Be sure to irritate the wounds with light food and surrounding sensitive areas. Be sure not many wounds and the spread of the virus to new areas such as eyes or genitals. To ensure that you do not infect others, avoid kissing or touching the lesions and then touching another person.

It is good news for those whose houses are blisters on the feet caused by the sun. Scientists at the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, have confirmed that the sunscreen on the lips can prevent SE-induced recurrences of herpes. We recommend sunscreen before he outsE and frequent contact with sunlight. The researchers used a sunscreen with a sun protection factor of 15 in their studies.

There is little about how to prevent a recurrence of cold sores caused by factors other than the sun known. Those whose injuries occur in response to stress should avoid stressful situations. Some researchers have pointed out that the addition of lysine in the diet or eliminating foods such as nuts, chocolate, seeds or gelatin. These measures have proved effective and has not been studied in controlled trials.

February 8, 2010 at 9:24 AM
blax8192 said...

I do not think it will disappear so fast, without extreme measures. . . Did you mean to blows? Onion or real? the bumps do not disappear so quickly, so it's a real bulb, leave only a pop-needle or ignore it and within a week. after a day or when you apply) accustomed to cheap shots and forget they are there when they (the same applies to them on a light bulb. But I would not worry, your body will get rid of it on your own.

February 8, 2010 at 5:40 PM
Ashwee said...

Cold sores are by the herpes virus, herpes simplex virus type is usually of type 1 (HSV-1). There is no cure for herpes. The virus of cold sores is highly infectious for an injury, but may be present even if a cold sore is not. People with cold sores need to avoid inadvertent disclosure to third parties. It is best to avoid kissing others to wash their hands frequently and make sure that does not spread to other parts of the body after touching the cold sore to touch. Another useful tip is to treat your cold sore with a cold sore medication to reduce the time, it is contagious.
There are treatment options with your doctor or dentist. You can also use over-the-counter (OTC) medicines for the treatment of cold sores. Rx treatments act to interfere with viral replication and are available only by prescription. Some drugs may work against that protection of the skin. Some have an anesthetic to relieve pain.

A new type of treatment of cold sores was recently introduced, uses the microbicidal effects of its active ingredient (benzalkonium chloride)acting directly on the virus of cold sores. This treatment is Viroxyn.

If you are wondering what is best for you, please ask your doctor or dentist.

Over the counter (OTC) are:

Viroxyn
Cold Gel Viradent pain treatment
Lipreve for Cold Sore Relief
Abreva Cold Sore Treatment
H-Balm
Orajel Multi-Action Afta Medicine
Orajel Medicated Cold Sore Swabs
Lipstick for herpes
Lipstick + ® Tablets
Lipstick + Ointment
Lip Clear Lysine + Ointment
Lipstick + SPF Coldstick
Zilactin freezing cold sores
Zilactin-L Cold Sore Liquid
Herpecin-L Lip Balm
Other drugs in the near future.

February 9, 2010 at 5:08 AM
michelee... said...

If you are in your gum, it's not an abscess and sores. If you think it is a cold sore Maalox put a chip in it works every time

February 9, 2010 at 3:18 PM

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