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Blisters on lips - cold temperature/fevr
I get blisters on my lips after every exposure to severe temperature differences such as travelling from hot water to cold temperatures
And after even a little temperature due to cold/cough etc.
It takes 5-7days for them to dry , peel amd cure
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Hi there...
Your issue has been clearly described.
However few clear digital pics 📥 and a more detailed history will help us lock down a pucca diagnosis along with one simple lab test.
Experts who Google AI & Ayush based practitioners masquerading as Dermatologist' will have you believe it is a simple herpes labialis. Be a little wary of those offering a diagnosis sans all the facts being presented. You can get that from an AI consult from Gemini as well.
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It's viral infection..it will improve with medicine... for detailed medicine prescription do online consultation with photo
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Does this occurs only over lips?
Much more detailed medical history needs to be assessed before starting you on your personalised treatment
Kindly share a clear picture in good lighting of affected areas
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Feel free to connect via INSTANT ONLINE CONSULT
Health Tips
Avoid frequently touching lips
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• This history is most consistent with recurrent herpes labialis (cold sores) rather than simple dryness
• Triggers like sudden temperature change, fever, cough/cold, and stress commonly reactivate the virus
• Typical course of 5–7 days with blister → crust → healing further supports this diagnosis
Helpful Tips / Word of Caution
• Avoid touching/picking lesions → can spread infection
• Avoid sharing towels, utensils, or close contact during active lesions
• Identify and minimize triggers (sudden temp changes, dehydration, illness)
• Maintain good immunity (sleep, nutrition, hydration)
Kindly consult with me via practo for detailed evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Garima Bharadwaj
Cosmetologist
16 yrs exp
Noida
history S/o viral infection
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kindly visit a dermatlogist
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Dr. Rekhit Gupta
Dermatologist
6 yrs exp
Sirsa
You need Dermatologist consult and counseling about the disease course and prognosis
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Dr. Sameeksha Chand
Dermatologist
12 yrs exp
Dehradun
Blistering indicates a severe localised response of your body. It may be caused by multiple causes ranging from environmental to infectious to auto-immune. Not all blisters will have a straightforward cause, even though they may all look similar.
Next Steps
Consultant a dermatologist for a detailed evaluation. you may need some blood tests.
Health Tips
don't pick or touch the fluid of the blister till an infection has been definitively ruled out.
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Dr. Twinkle Patel
Dermatologist
5 yrs exp
Valsad
It could be viral infection herpes
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Kindly share photographs and consult online
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Dr. Moin Ahmad Siddiqui
Trichologist
7 yrs exp
Lucknow
Could be one of the multiple causes
Consult online with photos for proper evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Palak Deshmukh
Dermatologist
14 yrs exp
Pune
It maybe viral infection also known as herpes labialis. Kindly consult for better diagnosis and management
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Dr. Amandeep
Dermatologist
6 yrs exp
Khanna
Need to share photos for better assessment and treatment
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