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Fluid filled blisters below lower lips
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I had been suffering from fever,cold and Headache for three/four days.After that I got cured .I took
Saridon tablets due to my severe headache but no improvement was occurrd. So after that,I took one CALPOL 650 tablet(paracetamol) and I got cured.Aftr getting cured from fever ,I see this fluid filled painful blisters below my lower lips as shown in pics below.Please suggest what shoud I do/apply now
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It's viral infection which will resolve on its own ..
Don't poke the blister...
If it breaks then don't touch elsewhere
Wash ur face with cold water ,then tap dry ur face.
If needed then use Ointment ACYCLOVIR 5% two times a day..
Don't use other towel, dress and don't let others to use yours too..
It will resolve soon
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It's caused by virus herpes (HSV 1) , condition called herpes labialis (cold sore).
Apply Acyclovir cream 4-5 times a day for 4 days.
And for pain take painkiller paracetamol.
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apply moisturizer on lips to avoid dryness.
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Diagnosis - herpes labialis
It’s not a serious condition
Will resolve on it’s own
Apply acivir cream locally in moarning and night
Can take paracetamol if pain is there
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Consider consultation if it’s recurrent
Need to work up for immunosuppression
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It's is Herpes labialis cause by HSV1
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Need some more details kindly consult
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The painful fluid-filled blisters below your lip, appearing after fever, are most likely due to Herpes labialis (cold sore), which is commonly triggered after fever or viral illness.
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Keep the area clean and avoid touching or pricking the blisters.
Apply an antiviral cream (like acyclovir topical) after consulting your doctor.
If pain is severe, you may take paracetamol for relief.
Avoid close contact (like kissing) until lesions heal, as it is contagious.
If blisters spread, recur frequently, or don’t heal within 7–10 days, consult a Dermatologist.
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Cold sores usually heal on their own, but early use of antiviral cream speeds recovery and reduces recurrence.
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Hello,
This fluid filled blisters are lesions of heroes labialis caused by herpes simplex virus 2.
These lesions are painful and contagios. These occur following either a viral infection or generally cold and fever or any condition decreasing immunity of your body.
Next Steps
Rx:- apply ACYCLOVIR 5% OINTMENT on the lesions for 3-4 times a day.
if the lesions are painful or cause discomfort use TAB. DOLO 650 (max. can be taken three times a day)
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Ways to prevent its spread:-
1. Do not touch the lesions.
2. If touched, wash hands.
3. Don't reuse the towel or any cloth used on the lesion area for any other body part.
4. Avoid sharing meals and any stuff.
5. Avoid kissing until the lesions heal.
6. Do not scratch the lesions.
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The fluid-filled blisters below your lip are most likely due to herpes labialis (cold sores), which can appear after fever. They usually heal on their own in 7–10 days.
Next Steps
Keep the area clean and dry.
Avoid touching or scratching the blisters.
You can apply a topical antiviral cream like acyclovir 5% (if available) 4–5 times daily to speed up healing.
For pain or burning, you may take paracetamol if required.
Avoid sharing utensils or close contact like kissing until it heals, as it is mildly contagious.
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See a doctor if the blisters spread rapidly, are very painful, or keep recurring frequently.
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Hello,
From your description and the photo, these fluid-filled, painful blisters below your lip appearing after fever are most likely Herpes labialis (cold sores), a common viral infection triggered by fever, stress, or low immunity.
ð¹ What you can do now:
Apply Acyclovir 5% cream locally on the blisters 3â4 times daily for faster healing.
Keep the area clean and dry. Avoid touching or scratching the blisters as it can spread the infection.
For pain or burning, you may take Paracetamol if required.
Avoid sharing utensils, towels, or close contact (kissing) until lesions heal, as it is contagious.
Generally, these blisters heal within 7â10 days. If they keep recurring frequently (more than 4â5 times a year) or become very severe, an oral antiviral course may be required under medical supervision.
You can connect with me on Practo for a prescription and further guidance.
â Dr. Romain Rajan
General Physician
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It might possibly suggestive of herpes labialis , it can goes it own, any other significant history that you might be share then contact me
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i want to know that wheather this happen to you recurrently or not?
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1 make hygiene
2 don't burst blister
3 avoid recurrent touching
4 use acyclovir ointment and calamine lotion at local application
5 for fever symptomatic pcm 500 mg taken but avoid more usage or very seriously then consult me or any other doctor
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Need few more details
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Looks like cold sores. Usually they subside slowly, spontaneously.
Take tab Acyclovir 400mg one morning and one evening for 7 days. Apply cold compression for pain relief. If pain is more take tab ibuprofen 400mg one sos, after taking some food.Avoid taking very hot foods or fluids, which can touch the blisters and cause pain.
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You should consult a General Physician in your area for a physical examination and further management.
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Can be herpes labialis. Visit dermatologist.
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Looks like herpes labialis
It will heal on its own
For symptomatic relief apply
- Ointment aciclovir 5%
- calamine lotion for soothing
T. Paracetamol 650 mg SOS for pain
For further details contact..
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avoid contact with others
avoid repeated touching of affected areas.
maintain hygiene
if symptoms persist or increase kindly contact nearest doctor
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Seems like herpes labialis at first ,, might be also drug reactions , kindly consult a dermatologist
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These rashes are due to herpes labialis.Apply zovirox cream 3 times daily,and take paracetamol for the pain.
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Need few more details
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Herpes labialis
will improve on its own
for symptomatic treatment apply acivir ointment locally twice a day for five days
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I advise you to quit the medication if any you are taking.I need detailed history for further evaluation and confirm the diagnosis.it might be some drug reactions or SJS or herpes labialis.You can consult me I will look further after it
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avoid touching it. consult me on practo for further information and diagnosis
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if it re accurs again and again kindly consult a doctor
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Use some antiseptic cream, it will go by own . Improve own your diet..
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Dr. Sohan Kulria
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5 yrs exp
Firozabad
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Dr. Ashita Kuruvilla
General Practitioner
8 yrs exp
Kolkata
Herpes labialis
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhansi
Avoid fried food and spicy food and
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Fiber meal
Do connect and consult
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Dr. Mitesh Sharma
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
9 yrs exp
Jaipur
It’s herpes infection .
Consult an Ent specialist nearby and start treatment .
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Start valcyclovir
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Dr. Kajal Mehta
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Chamba
Looks like herpes labialis
Apply acyclovir ointment on the lesions two three times a day for 10-14 days
Take pcm 650 mg sos for fever
If no improvement consult a dermat
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Although more details are required, going by the photo it might be vesicles due to herpes simplex virus.
Next Steps
Apply ACICLOVIR 5% cream on the area at night for 14 days
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If condition doesn't improve or these vesicles emerges from any other part of body visit a dermatologist.
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Dr. Anmol Kudal
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Nashik
It's herpes labialis kindly consult me for proper prescription
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Dr. Chaithra H
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Herpes labialis
Do consult
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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