Catching Coldsore's - Need Info And Help Posted: 08-31-03 13:19pm
I was drinking some coffie and someone
took a few sips of my coffie on the other
side of the cup. I latter noticed she had
a small cold sore to the far side of her
mouth! Im a bit worried now that I could
of cault coldsore's (herpies) as I have
found out that it is also transmitted by
eating utensals.
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jauzi
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Aug 2003 Posts: 10 Location: Slovenia
Posted: 08-31-03 17:01pm
Usually coldsores are transmited by direct
contact - kissing etc. But thee is a
posibility that you get them by using
eating utensils or drinking from the same
glass. Don't worry too much, but if you
get them don't panic. There are many
usefull medicines on the market -
aciklovir, that can help you.
Jauzi
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vikingchic
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Jan 2004 Posts: 14 Location: ohio
Posted: 01-15-04 19:07pm
Cold sores a normal for every one~! Don't
wory chapstick, carmax, any thing works bt
don''t let any one else use it they will
catch it too~! You can get this chapstick
or carmax at pretty much any drugstore for
about 2 dollars.
Good luck
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