subject: How Many Days For A Cold Sore To Form Enough To Know Its A Cold Sore? - 3 Cold Sore Cure Tips [print this page] So I got a tingle feeling 2 days ago on my lip got worried looked saw a white bump. Im using abreva its the 3rd day nothing has happened no cold sore has come up or any obvious signs. Starting from first tingle feeling how long does it take for the cold sore to somewhat come up enough to know it is a cold sore for sure? How many days for a cold sore to form enough to know its a cold sore?
If you started using abreva right away when u first noticed that tingle feeling then it probably will never form into a cold sore but keeping using it until you don't notice anything at all. That's why I like abreva so much b/c if you use it immediately it almost eradicates the cold sore. I used to get them a lot and I would wait until after they come up to use medication and I learned the hard way to just keep some abreva on hand.
Cold sores can take 1-3 weeks to heal, but since our treating it could take 10-14 days to be less noticeable, and you may not get a sore if you keep using Abreva regularly. This most likely is a cold sore. Don't touch it! Here are a few things you can do to kill the cold sore.
Use some Aloe:
Try this as soon as the tingling starts. Rub the juice from an aloe plant on the affected area to stop cold sore from blossoming.
Ice:
Everyone has access to ice, ice will ease the pain. Rub ice on the sore for a few minutes. do this every 10 minutes for one hour.
Cornstarch:
Apply a simple cornstarch paste to the affected area several times a day.
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Cold sores are caused by HSV I. outbreaks usually are brought on by stress or illness. Prevent those, and you should have fewer outbreaks. There is an amino acid called L-Lysine that you can buy in the vitamin section of most drugstores that helps control outbreaks. 2000 mg a day for prevention and 4000 mg a day if you feel one coming on, or actually have one. This will shorten the duration of the outbreak. I've also heard Abreva works topically but it is a bit expensive. You should talk to a doctor before taking any medication however. Chapstick will never work, unfortunately.
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