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Originally Posted by Paininthefoot11
I've never heard of Denavir. I can be in the same room with someone with a cold sore and get one!! I've been using OTC Abreva, however earlier this year I couldn't get totally rid of one and the dr gave me a 3 day prescription of an antiviral, but not Denavir.
My dr said I'd have to check to see if my insurance would pay for the Shingles vaccine because he thought I wasn't old enough to get it and it's expensive. And I'd have to waite till I got better anyway.
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I have been using Denavir for years. It is a prescription cream. It comes in a small tube. I have (knock on wood) not had a cold sore in years because I immediately put this on the spot that is tingling. I keep on in my purse at all times. Do not go anywhere without a tube.
I am so cold sore prone since childhood. When I was young, I went to the beach and in the water.I had a cold sore that spread across my chin It was awful.