Wednesday, July 14, 2010
It happens quite often, actually. I've only experienced blisters once. What does this mean? Is it common?
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Also - what sort of therapy if any are you on?
I have HSV-2. I was infected 19 months ago. I don't take any anti viral therapy because I only had that one outbreak of blisters.