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blisters

hi,

i know everyone gets different symptoms, but is it correct that most people that get blisters from herpes are sensitive on them?  Do they hurt?
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101028 tn?1419603004
carl....you saw a provider who didn't think your symptoms were related to herpes. If you don't trust their opinion, go see someone else for a 2nd opinion.

grace
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sorry, my bumps were and if jumped in, My bad!
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i didnt say they were on the thigh
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If the bumps are on your thigh, it is harder to transmit to a partner if it is not on your penis. That is concidering that the bumps are caused by herpes in the first place.
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I read that blisters form herpes usually break within hours or days.  Can anyone tell me if they are known to reduce in size and then get bigger again.  Its 5 days after noticing this tiny blisters and yesterday they seemed much smaller but today (after a really long sweaty workout) they are as big and there are a few more.  Is 5 days a common amount of time before breaking, or does it seem long?
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Do herpes blisters/bumps have blood come out of them if popped?
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yes, i meant painful.  Because I am very worried about some very small blisters that have formed, the size of a pinhead, but they are not sensitive to the touch.

thanks for the reply.
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897535 tn?1295206435
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "sensitive on them"... But yes, typically - but not always - herpes lesions are painful. My personal experience is yes, they hurt.
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