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  from Heather Brannon, MD
Winter is cold & flu season, and that means more of a chance for fever blisters to break out. Fortunately, there is help.

The CDC recently came out with new guidelines for the treatment of fever blisters, and they simplified the dosing. This week we'll cover what causes fever blisters, what they look like, and how they are treated.

 
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Basic Information About Fever Blisters
Fever blisters are caused by the herpes simplex virus. Find out more about who gets them and why.

 
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Treatments for Fever Blisters
Now that Famvir (famciclovir) is generic, there are some lower-cost options for treatment of fever blisters. There is also a cream that can be used--a great option for kids. Find out more about how fever blisters are treated.

 
Fever Blister Pictures
Take a look at the typical features of a fever blister.

 
 
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Ready for the holiday rush? Need help buying the perfect gift for your nephew or planning a fabulous holiday meal? Get expert advice on the best toys, clothes, gadgets and ways to reduce holiday stress.

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