Cold Sore Cure Information
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The following cold sore cure section has been
compiled from a variety of resources in order to give the reader an
overview of cold sores and the different cold sore cures available.
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have a general idea about cold sores. Please review the following cold
sore information:
A cold sore is a fluid-filled, painful blister
which usually occurs on or around the lips. Cold sores are also known as
fever blisters, oral herpes, Cold sores most often occur on the external
lips which distinguishes them from the common canker sore which is
usually found inside the mouth.
Cold sores are caused by the herpes virus.
There are some eight different types of human herpes viruses. However,
only two of these viruses, herpes simplex, types 1 and 2, cause cold
sores. Common belief is that herpes simplex virus type 1 infects
above the waist and herpes simplex virus type 2 infects below the waist.
However, this is not always the case both herpes virus type 1 and type 2
can cause herpes lesions on the lips or genitals. However, recurrent
cold sores are almost always a result of the herpes virus type 1.
Unfortunately, oral herpes is very common. Some
80% of the population has had a cold sore while almost 25% of those
infected will experience recurrent outbreaks. Individuals can become
infected by herpes virus and the virus may remain latent for life or the
virus may promote frequent recurrent cold sores. The highest risk for
spreading the virus is the time period beginning with the appearance of
the ulcers or blisters. However, infected individuals do not need not
have visible ulcers to spread the infection. In addition, the virus may
be present in the saliva of infected individuals without obvious oral
lesions.
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Viruses are not the same as bacteria. Bacteria are
independent cells and can reproduce without the assistance from their
host. While, viruses enter their host cells and use the host to
replicate the virus. The infected host cell is subsequently killed while
the virus is released. For example, in the case of cold sores the
actual ulcer is formed from the death of the cells and the immune
response against the virus. The virus can also remain dormant for weeks
or even years until some event triggers the virus to become active.
Cold sores usually are located on the outside
surface of the lips, nose, cheeks, chin or possible near the eyes. The
lesions are characterized by a prodrome period or the period before a
lesion appears when an individual experiences fever, irritability,
headaches and a tingling and/or itching in the area where the lesion
will appear. A day or so following the initial prodrome period the area
will become red and inflamed followed by the appearance of one or more
blisters usually found in clusters. These blisters soon erupt resulting
in the release of the virus and a grey colored ulcer. The ulcer will
eventually crust over and dry up usually without resulting in scare
tissue.
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Additional Cold Sore Remedy Information
What are the different developmental stages of a cold sore?
The development of a cold sore has several stages:
- Prodrome stage - the period before a
lesion appears when the skin tingles and itches.
- Blister stage - a small patch of skin
raises and forms a blister.
- Weeping stage - the blister bursts to
form a weeping sore.
- Scab stage - natural healing occurs at
the site of the sore.
What are the different cycles involved in the life of the virus
responsible for cold sores?
Viruses react in cycles, the initial infection is called the "primary"
infection which is followed by a "latent" period. Future outbreaks are
called "recurrent" infections.
What do cold sores look like?
The following represent common ulcers associated with cold sores:
Cold sores usually are located on the outside
surface of the lips, nose, cheeks, chin or possible near the eyes. The
lesions are characterized by a prodrome period or the period before a
lesion appears when an individual experiences fever, irritability,
headaches and a tingling and/or itching in the area where the lesion
will appear. A day or so following the initial prodrome period the area
will become red and inflamed followed by the appearance of one or more
blisters usually found in clusters. These blisters soon erupt resulting
in the release of the virus and a grey colored ulcer. The ulcer will
eventually crust over and dry up usually without resulting in scare
tissue. View detailed medical pictures of cold sores
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What is the difference between a cold sore and a canker sore?
Cold Sores
Cold sores are viral in origin, they are a result
of the herpes virus. Prior to getting cold sores individuals usually
experience a "prodrome" or felling that they are going to get a cold
sore prior to the cold sore actually appearing. Often individuals will
notice a burning or itching sensation in the region prior to the actual
appearance of the cold sore.
Cold sores are generally smaller than canker sores
and typically form on the outside of an individuals mouth, lips or nose.
Cold sores usually form blisters that subsequently break and the weep
fluid that is full of virus particles. This virus infected fluid is very
contagious, any breaks in the skin or tissue surface is subject to
infection by the virus. This is how the virus is spread to different
areas of the body.
Canker sores
Canker sores are not viral in origin and they
generally erupt inside the mouth on the soft tissue of the lips, cheeks,
under the tongue, back of the throat, etc. The origin of canker sores is
unknown, there does not seem to be one type of bacteria or virus that
seems to be behind an outbreak. Some researchers believe that there may
be an auto immune response involved in the presentation of canker sores.
Canker sores are also associated with trauma to an area e.g. biting
one's tongue, lip, etc. Canker sores are also associated with stress,
fatigue, or immune compromise.
Why do I keep having a recurrence of cold sores?
Unfortunately, after an individual is infected with herpes simplex
virus, the virus remains dormant in the nerve root until certain
conditions allow another outbreak. Without anti viral treatment you will
continue to have cold sore outbraks throughout the course of the year.
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What triggers the cold sore outbreak?
Clinical studies have shown the following to be significant in the
occurrence of outbreaks of cold sores:
- Fatigue
- Stress
- Common cold
- Reduction in the immune system
- Excessive heat or cold
- Menstruation
- Fever
- Trauma or injury including shaving or dental
work
- Sun exposure
Are cold sores contagious?
Yes, cold sores are the result of the herpes simplex virus which is very
contagious. The highest risk for spreading the virus is the time period
beginning with the appearance of the ulcers or blisters. However,
infected individuals do not need not have visible ulcers to spread the
infection.
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What prescription medications are available for the treatment of cold
sores?
Denavir is the only
prescription medication indicated for the topical treatment of cold
sores. Denavir should only be used on cold sores associated with the
lips and face. Denavir should not be applied to human mucous membranes
is not recommended. Particular care should be taken to avoid application
in or near the eyes since it may cause irritation.
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How Common are cold sores?
Some studies indicate that some sixty to eighty percent of the adult
population has the herpes simplex I virus that is primarily responsible
for cold sores. A smaller percentage of the individuals that have the
virus actually experience recurrent episodes of cold sores.
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Where do most cold sores outbreaks occur?
Approximately 95% of the patients with cold sores, the blisters occur at
the outer edge of the lips which is called the "vermilion border."
Lesions can also form on the nose, chin or cheek.
How many outbreaks of cold sores can an individual expect?
Most individuals will experience more than six recurrent outbreaks of
cold sores each year. In most individuals, the blisters form in the same
area each time and are triggered by the same factors (such as stress,
sun exposure, immune compromise, etc.).
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