[header] How to use abreva [title] Use the medication as soon as you start experiencing symptoms. [step] Early signs of a coming cold sore include pain, burning, or feeling the blister emerging. [substeps] Abreva is made for use on your face or around your lips, but you can also use it around your nostrils if your cold sores have extended there.
[header] How to use abreva [title] Use the medication as soon as you start experiencing symptoms. [step] Early signs of a coming cold sore include pain, burning, or feeling the blister emerging. [substeps] Abreva is made for use on your face or around your lips, but you can also use it around your nostrils if your cold sores have extended there.
Don't apply it inside your nose or mouth. If a small amount gets into your mouth, such as cream that you licked off your lips after application, there is no need to worry. Most people experience abreva 1-3 times per day for 1 to 3 weeks. [title] Soothe the blister-producing bacteria with saline. It is rich in essential vitamins and minerals, which make it an effective injection for severe to serious sores. [title] Use the patient's own mouth. Abreva can negatively affect your skin's ability to heal and may even tear it, making sores less effective. [title] Understand the effects abreva can have on your immune system.