Parenting Preschoolers (3-5) Support Group
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We have a GP, I get free healthcare, but often you get what you pay for! And I can't get her in to see our doc for two weeks or more. They did a culture last time and he told me it was inconclusive! Nothing I've read makes it seem like impetigo other then location and how fast it spreads. But I know it's not cold sores! The spots on her chin vanished overnight but she woke up with a fever.....so maybe, if I'm lucky, this time it IS a cold sore.
She has never had a fever and the blisters at the same time before. But it also snowed last night, and is still going strong so the weather change could account for the fever. And the sore could be something else. This is the first time it didn't spread like wildfire across her hands and arms, it's just staying in that one spot and it looked similar to what she had before. So it is possible I jumped the gun and it's really a cold sore lol
To see if it is a cold sore, cut out all foods containing amino acid argenine (wheat, chocolate, peanuts, seeds) and stick with produce and animal products and corn and rice. That will starve the herpes virus. I never go to the doctor for herpes any more. I also grow lemon balm and make it into tea. Lemon balm leaves are suited to kill the heroes virus and suppress outbreaks. Nature is amazing.