Cold sores, also known as fever blisters and Herpes labialis, are very common. When they occur, usually appear as groups of blisters in patches. And once they pop, they can form scabs lasting several days. These spread by close contact such as k1ss1ng and are caused by HSV-1 and less commonly by HSV-2. If you have frequent, painful outbreaks of cold sores, you might be given an antiviral medicine to take every day to prevent new symptoms. But most people do not need this kind of treatment. There are also some topical medication that can help with symptoms during outbreaks. Follow the steps listed in the video to help lower the chance of giving herpes to other people. If you get cold sores, it is possible to spread herpes to others even when you don't have an "active" sore that you can see. You are more likely to spread the infection when you do have an active sore. 🎥: elysenotelsie / TT ✨LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE with someone who would benefit from this 👆🏿 ✨Follow m...