How To Get Rid Of Cold Sores

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An overview of a cold sore treatment plan aimed at reducing outbreak frequency and lean how to get rid of cold sores when they do occur.

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How to get rid of cold sores Effective cold sore treatment strategies

What causes cold sores? Herpes Simplex Virus I (HSV-1)

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