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3 Cold Sores, Lost Voice, Mucous Cough
Usually I'll get chapped lips & at least 1 Cold Sore per winter. However, within the past 2 day's, I've had 3 pop up on my bottom lip! They haven't busted, don't hurt & no scabbing-kinda look like blisters. What's my best option(s) for them to heal faster? Any home remedies that work well? Also, I'm not sure if this matters, but the past week or so my voice has been hoarse & I've been coughing up green phlegm.
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Do warm salt water mouthwash. Take tab Azithromycin 500 mg 1tab od for 5 days. Apply Acyclovir cream on your blister twice a day.
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If there is green phlegm it usually indicates an infection. You may need an antibiotic to cure this. Get a check up from your doctor. The cold sores will heal on their own generally.
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You can add a vitamin bcomplex tablet like zevit once a day for 2 weeks or so
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