Very different: Herpes hurts or tingles about a day ahead of time, then forms a fluid filled bump that then opens, crusts, and finally heals. The process, without medicines, takes about a week. An infected hair follicle forms a bump that turns red, fills with pus, and is painful. If heals after it drains. If there's a doubt in your mind, a doctor can tell you which it is after looking at it.
Answered 4/17/2017
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A few: Herpes is usually tiny blisters with clear fluid with a red base. See your doctor to get tested to know for sure.
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