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I have this regularly now it only rested for 2 months and now it is back. Sometimes I get 4 small blisters but they are not painful. After a few days it will turn white and will just burst and gone suddenly
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I remember myself having those blisters when I was at my teens, it causes by cold sore and it tend to go away and won't coming back.

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Blisters at the back of the lips can be caused by a viral infection such as herpes simplex virus, stress, hormonal changes, or exposure to irritants such as acidic foods or medications. But don't panic or overreact! Just seek consultancy!
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It is most likely the result of the pimples getting infected, which is why your blisters have turned white and gone suddenly. If you have this problem consistently, it might be a sign that you are suffering from a pimple infection. If you are not currently experiencing any pain, it might be worth visiting a doctor to get a more accurate diagnosis.
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This condition you usually experience, which is blisters around the lips is also called cold sores. They often appear as sores or lesions not only around the lips but sometimes inside the nostril, on the cheek or chin and in less frequent manner, on the gums in the mouth or the roof of the mouth. They are often accompanied by severe pains, burning sensation or itching on the spot where they develop. They are also called fever blisters.

The main cause of cold sores is a virus strain called herpes simplex virus1(HSV1). They are highly contagious as they can be passed on from one person to another easily through direct contact with an infected person. The good thing about them is that, they have time duration for them to burst and disappear, which is 7 to 10 days. Cold sores can be activated after disappearance by minor triggers like injuries and fatigue.

Unfortunately, cold sores can not be cured but through self healing process, they can be treated after their time of duration elapse.
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Blisters is suspected to caused by accumulated fever in the body due to heat and other factors. Fever blisters, you don't get cold sore from fever or colds but they can triggered by them. The virus that causes cold sores is uusually passed via kiss, shared utensils or other close contact. Over the counter cream and ointments may help discomfort and speed healing. Frequent sores may require a prescription.

This is however related to blister only that blister occurs as a result of heat inside the body trigger includes hypertentivity, infections, hormones, stress and not getting enough of some vitamins. Also called aphthous ulcer, canker sore can show up on the tongue , cheek even on gum.

It can be taken care of by taking antibiotics and also using local herbs like wuci as it is called in my local dialect.
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Blisters at this part of your lips due to hot weather. Sometimes our bodies need to have a point of exit when feeling hot on a particular day.
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The most likely cause of blisters at the back of your lips is a virus known as herpes simplex virus (HSV). This virus is highly contagious and can be spread through close contact with an infected person, or by sharing items such as towels, eating utensils, and toothbrushes. In some cases, the virus can also be spread through sexual contact. If you believe you may have contracted HSV, it is important to see a doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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There is not necessarily a cause for blisters at the back of your lips. It may be that your mouthpiece is to blame and may be causing the blisters. If you are experiencing them more often than not, you might need to get a new mouthpiece.
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Cold sores result from an infection with the herpes simplex virusĀ  but there may also be blocked salivary glands or other issues. There are many reasons why lip blisters develop, including infections, sun damage, and allergies.
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