Blisters on lips are caused by the virus herpes simplex, which causes another kind of bubble similar rash on the genitals (although it is possible that this is the same virus or a host of other conditions). This virus is able to live for a long time in our tissues and can not manifest itself until the environmental conditions does not provoke its attack on the body, it is possible that almost everyone gets this virus at an early age. The key question is how to treat the condition when the virus begins to multiply and manifest in the form of bubble eruption. Some of the treatments for blisters are:
- Some essential oils are only effective if used locally, and if applied at the earliest stages of the disease. Some of the effective oils are bergamot, eucalyptus, lavender and lemon. They can be used in pure form, applying 1 drop on a piece of cotton wool for the lubrication of the bubbles, but even better to dissolve the oil in a small amount of pure alcohol, add 5 drops of essential oil in 5 ml spirit and often apply this mixture with cotton swab to the affected area by lightly touching it. Lavender oils are recommended to be used for a speedy healing.
- Some of the local herbs are most effective and act as a tincture. A little touching of those herbs causes the blisters to dry up and heal. Herbs like lavender (Lavandula Vera), marigold (Calendula officinalis), myrrh (Commiphora molmol); Baptize (Baptisia tinctoria) has always shown positive results.
- A simple and yet very effective means of domestic treatment is applying fresh lemon juice on the effected area. One can also include the intake of zinc (10-15 mg daily) and vitamin C (500 mg daily) they are helpful for healing blisters.
