We have all seen at some point someone with a small wound on the lips or we have had ourselves, therefore we know that it is commonly a herpes buccal.
The cold sores has several names: perioral ulcer , fever blister and oral herpes simplex. This herpes is an infection caused by the herpes simplex virus whose main characteristic is the eruption of small and painful blisters, usually located on the skin of the lips, oral mucosa, gums or in the perioral area. These blisters are commonly called febrile blisters.
The first symptoms of this type of herpes are manifested one or two weeks (at most three) after contact with the infected person, commonly, cold sore lesions remain throughout seven or ten days and then begin to disappear.
Herpes buccal can be infected through a kiss, indirect contact through drops of saliva, contact of lips with a glass or with covered that have been used by another person or through lipsticks or lip moisturizers.
Symptoms that occur: burning sensation, increased sensitivity in the affected area or tingling, etc. These sensations appear about two days before the onset of physical injuries.
It is very important to know that oral herpes will remain dormant in our bodies for life, and will have manifestations whenever we are facing stress situations, due to fever , family worries, work and emotional shocks. It is also very important lifestyle: diet, exercise, vitamins and supplements.
L best way to cure herpes buccal
The symptoms of this disease disappear in one or two weeks when no treatment is used, but various oral antiviral medications can be used to reduce the course of symptoms and reduce pain.
You can also buy any ointment in the pharmacy that has acyclovir as a chemical active. . We should place it on the bud on the lips, at least five times a day, and although you feel observed when having the cream visible, we will try not to rub it constantly.
Stay in good physical condition, eat lots of fruits and vegetables, and take the vitamins that support the immune system, are good practices to avoid outbreaks of herpes.
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