Hi over the last few months blisters have started to appear on my lips. I know it is definitely not a cold sore. Does anyone else suffer?? Also I wake every morning feeling sick and sometimes end up vomiting then by midday I feel ok.
It just always seems one thing settles and another thing starts
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Hello. I have the same thing - sores on inside of my lips - started 2-3 days ago. Definitely not cold sores as I have those and know this is different. However I have a nasal sore, itchy skin, sores on my head, one small bald patch and a few nasty headaches recently - along with more fatigue than usual, so I am thinking I am run down and having a mini flare (fingers crossed it's only a mini one anyway). I have suffered serious nausea in the past when flaring too. Oh and I had a rash on my chest on Saturday morning and then later on my face went red and stayed like it for 3 hours - sometimes the symptoms are so random! Hope you feel better soon. Wendy
I totally understand. I have not had the blisters in yrs. - what i had could have easily been cold sores, its been so long back. I do 100% AGREE that the symptoms just change up! Ive had something different everytime one thing seems to ease! I ended up in the ER last week 2xs bc i though- as did my family- i may have gall stones. Ive had the right side pain in lungs then to rib cage for a year- when the vomitting began, I was sure my family was right and it was stones. It wasn't. I have had several occassions where I would vomit several days in a row, keeping nothing down. Then it clears up. When my arms/hands fail- there is no swelling/redness to at least show someone that there is a problem and I'm not just complaining. Its veryyy frustrating trying to find a DEFINITE answer and help
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