Cold Sores

Targeted care to reduce outbreak severity, support healing, and prevent recurrence.

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Condition Overview

Cold sores are a common viral condition caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). The virus remains dormant in the body and can reactivate periodically, leading to recurrent outbreaks of fluid-filled blisters around the lips and mouth.

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Signs & Symptoms

  • Tingling or burning sensation

  • Fluid-filled blisters around lips

  • Crusting or scabbing lesions

  • Localized pain or sensitivity

Why It Happens

  • Reactivation of HSV-1 virus

  • Stress or illness

  • Sun exposure

  • Hormonal changes

This May Be Right For You

Frequent Outbreaks

You experience recurring cold sores and want to reduce frequency.

Frequent Outbreaks

You experience recurring cold sores and want to reduce frequency.

Early Intervention

You notice tingling or burning and want to manage outbreaks early.

Early Intervention

You notice tingling or burning and want to manage outbreaks early.

Long-Term Control

You want to minimize severity and prevent future flare-ups.

Long-Term Control

You want to minimize severity and prevent future flare-ups.

Active Treatment

7–10 Days

Most patients see visible improvement, with consistency key to lasting results.

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What to Know Before Your Visit

Are cold sores contagious?

Yes. Cold sores are highly contagious, especially during active outbreaks or when blisters are present.

Are cold sores contagious?

Yes. Cold sores are highly contagious, especially during active outbreaks or when blisters are present.

Can cold sores be cured?

The virus remains in the body, but outbreaks can be effectively managed and reduced with treatment.

Can cold sores be cured?

The virus remains in the body, but outbreaks can be effectively managed and reduced with treatment.

What triggers a cold sore outbreak?

Common triggers include stress, illness, sun exposure, hormonal changes, and a weakened immune response.

What triggers a cold sore outbreak?

Common triggers include stress, illness, sun exposure, hormonal changes, and a weakened immune response.

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