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Don't know if anyone has this problem. I get fever blisters every now and then. Before I get them, I can tell when one is coming and apply medicine which keeps them small. However, since becoming a ref and having the whistle in my mouth most of the game, the blisters sometimes spread to another part of the mouth. I clean the whistles with Peroxide and replace at half time if only working one game, or between games if 2. Anybody know how to stop this from happening? Is there something I can do during dead ball or time out? Thanks for your help in advance.
[Edited by OldCoachNewRef on Jan 8th, 2004 at 12:42 PM]
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