How do I Get Rid of Fever Blisters?

Stress initiates the onset of fever blisters so learn how to deal with stress properly. Minimize your chances of developing fever blisters by engaging in yoga (For information on yoga, read the guide to yoga), meditation or the simple act of reading. Don't Spread the Virus -- Fever blisters are most contagious on the first days and as the blisters heal so make it a point to always wash your hands.

Do not expose yourself too much under the sun, especially not for several hours. Heat and sunlight triggers the growth of fever blisters. Treating yourself is a wise step to make, but do so without transmitting the virus to other people.

If you don't do anything about your fever blisters, they are most likely to go away after two weeks. In fact, after the blisters subside, they don't leave any scar on the affected areas. You only need to wait until the fever blisters disappear on their own.

On the other hand, if two weeks is too long for you, then feel free to use any of the tips above. To make the treatment more effective, administer a cure as soon as you feel the attack. The sooner you deal with your fever blisters, the less complications you are bound to have.

If you have learned from this article, you might as well read how to treat a cold sore.