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Meanings of oral herpes in English
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Examples for "herpes labialis"
Examples for "herpes labialis"
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Case report: We report two cases of recrudescent herpes labialis in 3(rd) trimester of pregnancy with extensive peri-oral lesions resembling primary herpes labialis.
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Professor Bryan Cullen from North Carolina talks about the cold sore virus.
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She had a tiny cold sore at the corner of her lip.
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The afternoon crawled by slower than it takes a cold sore to heal.
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We 'ain't got so much as a cold sore among us.
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If I develop a cold sore in three-to-five days, Meghan's obviously the one responsible.
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I had a stomachache and a fever blister the size of a dime.
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Her brain felt like a fever blister about to burst.
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She is touching a fever blister on her chin.
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Why, Lilly, your cheeks are as red as anything and you're getting a fever blister.
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You'll stand out like a fever blister.
Usage of oral herpes in English
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It is related to herpes simplex virus 1, or oral herpes, which causes cold sores.
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Genital herpes is generally caused by a virus called HSV-2 and oral herpes (a.k.a.