Liquid bandage on coldsore?

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MaryandPaulie B.

Jun 5, 2013

MaryandPaulie B.

I been having a coldsore for the past week and need to return to school but want to cover it up. I bought the liquid bandaid but am not sure how tl cover it up with makeup! Please help! Thanks!:)

Lucy S.

Jun 6, 2013

Lucy S.

Omg I have one right now!!

MaryandPaulie B.

Jun 6, 2013

MaryandPaulie B.

I hate them! I got it during school last week and it hasn't gone away and got big and nasty so I haven't gone but need to forsure tommorow!

Leanelle L.

Jun 6, 2013

Leanelle L.

Get some abreva it works but if it is a crazy break out like I had once all over my upper lip and it was all swollen and I couldnt talk, smile, eat, etc. go to a doctor. I went to a urgent care and the doctor prescribed axyclovir pills and cream. The cream I didnt got it cuz it cost $300 but the pills are affordable.

So, try abreva and abreva now has patches to put on the cold sure to prevent it fro spreading or getting infected.

***DO NOT USE ALCHOL AT ALL!! ***

try creating a paste of baking soda and put in on the coldsore. Also put vitamin E on it.

AVOID Putting lipstick or lipgloss on it. If you do, clean it really good, or discard it, or use a q-tip to apply.

I always use q-tips to apply abreva or any other stuff when I have a cold sore. That way I don't get my hands infected and I avoid spreading it somewhere else.

I hope this helps :)

Karen N.

Jun 6, 2013

Karen N.

Try a water and salt mouth rinse. That helps alleviate some of the burning.

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