Question 1

Is a Cold Sore the same thing as Herpes?

Accepted Answer

Cold sores are caused by the Herpes Simplex 1 Virus which is generally associated with all HSV infections above the waist. However, this is not the same virus associated with genital herpes which is caused by the Herpes Simplex 2 Virus.

Question 2

What is the difference between a Cold Sore and a Canker Sore?

Accepted Answer

Canker sores are commonly found on tissue inside of the mouth and are considered ulcers. They are caused by a variety of things including injury to the mouth, acidic foods, dental or orthodontic work, and stress. Cold sores are generally found outside of the mouth and are blisters caused by the HSV 1 Virus.

Question 3

Can I use this medicine on Canker Sores?

Accepted Answer

The anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties of Cold Sore Kür will prove helpful in fighting canker sores as well as the pain associated with them.

Question 4

Where do Cold Sores come from?

Accepted Answer

Cold sores are formed when the Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV-1) enters areas of the body through breaks in the skin. The HSV-1 Virus can be shared through contact of infected body fluids, usually saliva. Often times spreading occurs when drinks and utensils are shared, kissing someone with HSV-1 or sharing products that come in contact with the infected tissue or body fluid.

Question 5

How to limit Cold Sores from coming back?

Accepted Answer

One way to limit the return of cold sores is to keep your immune system as healthy as possible. This can be accomplished by consuming healthy foods, managing stress and getting enough sleep.

Question 6

Cold Sore Treatment Information

Accepted Answer

80 to 90 percent of adults have HSV-1. Once you feel a cold sore coming on you are contagious. Cold sores have no long term serious health concerns and are generally cosmetic blemishes. Do not panic if you feel one coming on however the sooner you begin to treat the cold sore, the quicker it will heal.

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