bigd
216 posts
Sep 25, 2010
12:23 AM
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----------And I have a show tomorrow with a kind of rhythm and blues super band, recording monday, rehearsal monday, and show tuesday- I already hit the Valtrex and no I can't nor am I willing to cancel at this point. I've done a lot of complicated wound dressings for patients in the past but cannot conceive of a spot dressing that would hold on the lateral crack dividing my lips. As absurd as this sounds I'm going to look in the pop-up (temp stores in NYC) for some Halloween lips that are shearer than clown lips. Of course it's not going to work but sheesh.........
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Hobostubs Ashlock
1095 posts
Sep 25, 2010
12:26 AM
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well look on the bright side you probelly wont have no body ask to blow one of your harps;-)
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Last Edited by on Sep 25, 2010 12:27 AM
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Stickman
433 posts
Sep 25, 2010
1:31 AM
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I quit using over the counter medicines. They made the sore feel better but they wouldn't go away. And you might try a multi vitamin.
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bigd
217 posts
Sep 25, 2010
12:00 PM
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Although not a solution per se. Utilizing an oral anesthetic such as oragel marketed for tooth/gum/lip problems has mitigated the razor like sensation when sliding a harp around my mouth. d
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Buddha
2508 posts
Sep 25, 2010
12:31 PM
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"Mother's Apple Cider Vinegar FTW! Cures EVERYTHING!"
You're full of shit! It can't fix intonation issues or bad harp player. ;-P
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nacoran
2818 posts
Sep 25, 2010
3:21 PM
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I don't know specifically about cold sores, but other mouth sores (from a bit lip to a sore from sucking on a hard candy in one corner of your mouth) respond pretty well to pineapple juice. A doctor suggested it to me once and it seems to work pretty well. (And no, it doesn't sting, it actually feels pretty soothing.)
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