RE: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

2007-08-06 Thread Richard
For symptomatic relief for many skin problems, try salicylic acid. There is a commercial preparation in petroleum jelly called MG-217 sal-acid (not the coal tar product!) which is widely available. It used to be stocked at Walgreens, but now we have to order it. Richard Hirsh, Chicago

RE: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

2007-08-06 Thread Walter E. Lewis
I realize I am late on this thread, but here's another way to stop a cold sore. As soon as you feel the cold sore beginning to form, take an ice cube and apply it to the affected area for as long as you can stand the cold. The ice will put the Herpes virus into remission. I've had good luck

RE: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

2007-08-04 Thread Barbara Rutledge
Salt water... Also the doctors can prescribe this medicated glue type paste (kind of gritty) that dries and prevents any more damage while it heals. I don't remember what it's called though. Your doctor might know. Barbara From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of

RE: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

2007-08-04 Thread Johnson, Timothy A
Not magic, but I tried Abreva that last time I had a cold sore, and I was playing without pain in about a day, and the sore cleared up within 5 or six days. Timothy A. Johnson -Original Message- From: Carter, Jeffrey Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 7:56 PM Subject: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

Re: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

2005-01-24 Thread Margaret Dikel
At 06:57 PM 1/21/2005, you wrote: What is the best way to deal with a cold sore and get in daily practice at the same time? Unfortunately, this is my first cold sore and it is right on the top of my lip where the mouthpiece goes. Any advice on how to prevent the spread of infection, get rid of the

Re: [Hornlist] Cold Sores

2005-01-23 Thread LOTP
ittoo late and you still get a blister (but it doesnt spread). After 50+ years of cold sores I KNOW when to take it! Paul - Original Message - From: Robert Fagan [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: 'The Horn List' horn@music.memphis.edu Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 7:54 AM Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Cold

RE: [Hornlist] Cold sores and the like

2003-10-07 Thread Robert Fagan
Hi, Do you normally get coldsores?? If its a coldsore (lasting 6 weeks though?!?) then treatment with acyclovir will get rid of it in a few days (brand name is zovirax here and probably in UK too)... That's the only thing that will treat a coldsore, so it's useful to have anyway if you

Re: [Hornlist] Cold sores and the like

2003-10-07 Thread Billbamberg
In a message dated 10/7/2003 8:20:25 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Has anybody got any experience of this or offer any useful hints? Fairly pointless going to a doctor as they'll just tell me to stop worrying! Skin problems can get out of control very easily. Since