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Cold sores are also known as oral herpes or fever blisters. They are very common among children and adults and are usually harmless. Cold sores on infants, meanwhile, are rare but can be dangerous.

Cold sores are not common in newborns or babies. However, if a baby does catch the cold sore virus, called herpes simplex, it can be very dangerous. People with cold sores should avoid kissing ...

Cold sores in pregnancy aren't unheard of, and they don't usually have any impact on your growing baby. But there are a few things to keep in mind.

Cold sores, sometimes called fever blisters, can show up on your baby’s lips and are caused by the Herpes simplex 1 virus. If you have an active sore, you should keep it covered and don’t kiss ...

COLD SORES CAN BE FATAL FOR A BABY. Before 3 months ... "Avoid direct contact with baby if the visiting person or parent has a fever blister (cold sore = herpes) outbreak," Friedman wrote. ...

A newborn baby in Iowa died this week from an infection with the virus that causes cold sores, which she likely contracted from a kiss, her doctors say. Skip to main content Open menu Close menu ...

While cold sores are common in adults and older kids, they’re not that common in babies who haven’t been exposed to the world yet. But they can be passed to your baby if someone with the virus ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — A mother is warning others about the dangers of cold sores after her child came down with a case of herpes. The person who spread the virus to the little boy likely didn&#8… ...

While cold sores in adults are relatively harmless, they can be deadly for newborns. The virus can spread to a baby’s eyes, ...