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REFERRAL FACTORS

€¢ Young children and babies
€¢ Sores that do not heal within 14 days
€¢ Painless sores €¢ Multiple sores
€¢ Systemic symptoms
€¢ Frequent attacks
€¢ Any eye involvement; HSV in the eyes can cause herpes simplex keratitis, a potentially sight-threatening infection
€¢ Atopic and immunocompromised patients.

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