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When to See a Dermatologist While self-management helps many, certain signs indicate you need professional evaluation immediately: Warning Signs Requiring Immediate Care: Rapid spreading: New lesions appearing daily despite treatment Signs of infection: Increasing pain, red streaks, fever, pus Treatment failure: No improvement after 2 weeks of consistent therapy Severe impact: Sleep loss exceeding 3 nights weekly Suspicious changes: Lesions changing color, bleeding, or growing asymmetrically Dermatologists offer treatments unavailable over-the-counter
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55,64 As with oral herpes, patients may experience a prodromal phase characterized by tingling, burning, or itching of the affected areas
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