Blisters

What Causes Cold Sores? - Some of the main stress events that studies show wake up the cold sore virus are illnesses such as colds (thus the term "cold sores") and fevers (thus the term "fever blisters").

The Many Faces Of Herpes - Herpes is a virus and just like a cold it can be easily spread from one person to another. Some of those who get herpes cold sores only get these painful blisters once while others get them
throughout their entire lives.

Cold Sores - The Alien Herpes Virus- “Cold sores” is the most common term used for these hideous, painful and contagious facial sores. Herpes simplex virus type 1
and type 2 are the root cause of cold sores. About 80% of cold sores are caused by type 1.

Shingles Natural Treatment - A good starting point for treating shingles is a diet full of fresh fruits and vegetables. A good diet and reducing daily stress will help boost your immune system A simple remedy for lesions is to apply a
cool or cold wet washcloth or towel to the affected area. A wet towel can be put into the freezer for a while after wetting it to make it colder.

Do you have Eczema or Dermatitis? -  One of the most common symptoms associated with eczema is extreme itchiness. Speaking from experience, once you start scratching it is hard to stop. You can rub your skin
raw trying to get rid of the unbearable itch. Other common symptoms include: Rash on the legs, arms, hands and neck
(most common but other areas can be involved) General dry skin even when eczema is not active Blisters with oozing and scabbing Redness and inflammation around
the blisters.

Eight Critical Cold Sore Stages - PRE-SORE - Cold
sores at this stage are defined by the appearance of cold sore vesicles. A full blown cold sore is not one big blister but a grouping of small blisters called vesicles. You will notice these vesicles as tiny, hard pimples or red bumps that are painfully sensitive to the touch.

Cold Sores - A Pandemic? -  Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 (HSV1) is responsible for about 80% of facial cold sores - and about 20% of genital herpes lesions. Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 (HSV2) causes about 20% of cold sores and 80% of genital herpes blisters. HSV1 is most often referred to as the “cold sores virus”, “fever blister virus” and “oral herpes” - and some others that I can’t mention in a public article.

Hidden Dangers From Poison Oak, Ivy & Sumac Plants -
After making contact, the reaction (called dermatitis) may
include a rash followed by bumps and blisters that itch.
Scratching does not spread the outbreak but may cause
infection because it allows bacteria from dirt on the hands
to enter the skin. Symptoms can last ten days to several
weeks to heal.

Adult Acne: A Bumpy Ride Towards Aging - Acne is a disease that resulted from the accumulation of sebum, a highbrow term for oil, underneath the skin. When this happens and the desquamation (human’s way of molting) process goes wrong, the pores become clogged. Aggravation will continue and soon infection sets in. A bad bug called Propionibacterium acnes causes this infection. Overproduction of oil and mismanagement of the process of shedding cells equals bunged pores. Clogged pores
plus P. acnes, the scoundrel, equals breakout. Those pesky zits are produced just as easy as that.

 Sports Massage - Post-Event - When performing post-event massage, the massage therapist is much more likely to encounter athletes that require first aid. During the massage the therapist should watch for cuts, scrapes, blisters, bruises and mild strains and sprains.