How to make fever blisters heal faster?
I get fever blisters on my lip sometimes, and they take ages to heal and look quite bad. Are there any tricks or home remedies to make them heal faster so I don't have to hide my face for so long?
I get fever blisters on my lip sometimes, and they take ages to heal and look quite bad. Are there any tricks or home remedies to make them heal faster so I don't have to hide my face for so long?
Actually I researched a lot when I got this last month. My doctor told me these are caused by viral infections and told me to apply an antiviral cream as soon as the tingling starts. He also strictly said not to pop or scratch them as it will only spread the virus and delay healing.
Every time I get even a little stress, these blisters pop up near my lips and it is so painful to eat. Does anyone else get them frequently too? I just apply a cold compress for temporary relief but they still take a full week to go away.
Honestly please don't try any harsh home remedies like toothpaste or lemon on them, it can make the skin worse. If it is spreading or causing too much pain, it is best to consult a general physician. They can give you the right ointment to dry it up safely.
I get so stressed when this happens because I keep worrying it will scar my face permanently. Just wash your hands constantly and don't touch your eyes after touching the area. Keep yourself hydrated and use a simple lip balm with SPF to protect the skin while it heals.
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Keep the area clean and totally dry, that is the basic rule. You can use over-the-counter soothing gels or petroleum jelly to stop the cracking and pain. Just don't share your towels or glasses with anyone at home till it completely heals up.
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