Phytovir Buy Patch (15 pcs)

What is Herpes Labialis? Herpes Labialis is a herpes simplex virus infection that appears as a cluster of skin blisters on the lips. These skin blisters are also known as "cold sores". What are the symptoms of herpes labialis disease? Initial symptoms include a warm, tingling sensation on the lip, as well as the appearance of reddish spots. Within a few hours, fluid-filled blisters begin to form. Triggers of fever blisters can be poor immune status, fever, menstruation, stress, strong sunlight or eating certain foods. Cold sores can recur over and over again because the virus lives on in the body after the initial infection and can be reactivated by triggers. What should you keep in mind when you have herpes labialis? Avoid lip contact with other people during acute fever blisters until the blisters have completely healed. Herpes labialis is highly contagious! Avoid very warm or very cold foods, as these can irritate the affected skin areas. Product is for ONE TIME USE.

Use

Wash your hands before applying the patch. Make sure there is no residue of creams on the affected area and the skin is dry so that the patch adheres well. Open the protective cover and pull out the patch by lifting the opposite edge of the holder (see illustration). Place half of the patch on the affected area and release the other half so that the patch adheres completely to the cold sore. Wear the patch until it releases on its own. Repeat the application until the cold sore has healed.