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!) Valyclovir Rx Taken first sign of preprandial tingle (feel like extraoral area is burning)
2) Acyclovir or Denavir cream (better than Abreva)- the Rx for this can vary as sometimes it is mixed with hydrocortisone. Now if the formulary for your prescription does not cover the version prescribed by your DMD or PCP, then simply ask the pharmacist to call and find a version that is covered. I have seen some go as high as $150 and then a quick phone call to the pharmacist reduces the copay to $10. If you can access your formulary in advance, it would be a lot easier to find out which version is Tier One so your DMD does not have to make the call. The cream is good if you are not sure if you have preprandial tingle and are not quite ready to take the Valtrex
C) During the summer months, use Zinc Oxide sunscreen (50+ and not chemical protectant, should be physical barrier)
D) During winter months, maintain B complex vitamins to boost immune system as viral season and stress tend to trigger cold sores
E) Pre-emptively tell your dentist/hygientist if you have open sores well in advance as they might want to reschedule you to prevent the spread of more sores
F) Do not put vaseline or acquaphore on it.
G) If you are a denture wearer and its in the corners of your mouth, it may not be a cold sore, it could just be angular cheilitis which requires an antifungal not an antiviral.
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!) Valyclovir Rx Taken first sign of preprandial tingle (feel like extraoral area is burning)
2) Acyclovir or Denavir cream (better than Abreva)- the Rx for this can vary as sometimes it is mixed with hydrocortisone. Now if the formulary for your prescription does not cover the version prescribed by your DMD or PCP, then simply ask the pharmacist to call and find a version that is covered. I have seen some go as high as $150 and then a quick phone call to the pharmacist reduces the copay to $10. If you can access your formulary in advance, it would be a lot easier to find out which version is Tier One so your DMD does not have to make the call. The cream is good if you are not sure if you have preprandial tingle and are not quite ready to take the Valtrex
C) During the summer months, use Zinc Oxide sunscreen (50+ and not chemical protectant, should be physical barrier)
D) During winter months, maintain B complex vitamins to boost immune system as viral season and stress tend to trigger cold sores
E) Pre-emptively tell your dentist/hygientist if you have open sores well in advance as they might want to reschedule you to prevent the spread of more sores
F) Do not put vaseline or acquaphore on it.
G) If you are a denture wearer and its in the corners of your mouth, it may not be a cold sore, it could just be angular cheilitis which requires an antifungal not an antiviral.
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