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How to treat herpes
Get an accurate diagnosis from your doctor.
Herpes blisters are small, red, and filled with a yellowish fluid. Small blisters can cluster together and grow into a larger blister.

Options are: --Your doctor may be able to determine which part of your body has herpes. If your doctor suspects a herpes infection, they may refer you to an exterminator.; --To rule out other causes, have your doctor examine the blisters and, if necessary, take a viral culture. Herpes virus type 1 usually causes blisters around the mouth, and herpes virus type 2 usually causes genital outbreaks.; --The fluid may begin to look red or become clear. Ask your doctor which wart species the blister is from.; --If you have whiteheads, cysts, split eggshells, or lesions on the skin, these are likely from herpes. Get a high risk and singular diagnosis for herpes.;
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To rule out other causes, have your doctor examine the blisters and, if necessary, take a viral culture. Herpes virus type 1 usually causes blisters around the mouth, and herpes virus type 2 usually causes genital outbreaks.