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The most common symptoms of a recurrent outbreak include: A couple of days before, redness, swelling, heat, pain, tingling, or itching in the area where you'll get a blister (this is called a "prodrome") Blisters on your lips or under your nose, most often on the edges of your lips After a couple of days, the blisters will burst and ooze After about 4-6 days, the sores will crust and heal When to Seek Medical Care Most cases of oral herpes will clear up without any medical treatment

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