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Herpes blister touched
A colleague of mine was diagnosed by his doctor of having herpes. Don't know which type, but he had boils on his head and he had asked me to touch it to check if it was a boil. I don't remember touching the actual boil but I did touch his head area. There was no blister at that point. Can you please let me know if I need to get tested? Also how does it spread?
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Dr. Manoj Agarwala
Dermatologist
16 yrs exp
Raipur
Thanks for the query. Thats a very limited description to make any comments. I suggest you to see a dermatologist for a diagnosis and treatment plan. Delaying may not be a good option unless you know what the diagnosis is. Hope it helps you.
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You can meet a qualified Dermatologist with MD/DNB/DDVL/DVD degree for proper examination.
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