What Are Tongue Blisters?
Tongue blisters, also known as tongue zits or fever blisters, are fluid-filled sores that develop on the tongue due to the presence of the herpes simplex virus (HSV). These blisters are considered a contagious condition that is easily spread through direct and indirect contact with an infected individual, such as intimate contact or sharing eating utensils. Treatment for tongue zits may involve the implementation of dietary changes and the use of topical ointments or antiviral medications.
Tongue blisters, also known as tongue zits or fever blisters, are fluid-filled sores that develop on the tongue due to the presence of the herpes simplex virus (HSV). These blisters are considered a contagious condition that is easily spread through direct and indirect contact with an infected individual, such as intimate contact or sharing eating utensils. Treatment for tongue zits may involve the implementation of dietary changes and the use of topical ointments or antiviral medications. Herpes simplex virus may be transmitted to another person through contact with a symptomatic individual who has an active sore, or lesion. Types one and two of the HSV are equally contagious and either’s presence may trigger symptoms associated with tongue blisters. Once exposed, an individual may develop blisters on his or her tongue, lips, or chin, though the manifestation of blisters on the tongue is rare. Children who acquire HSV may develop a condition that causes the formation of sores and indu
