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What can trigger an outbreak?

There are many things that can trigger an outbreak and those trigger factors are different for each individual. Some of the more common trigger factors are believed to be hormonal fluctuations i.e. menstrual cycle; stress; injury; fevers; surgical trauma; steroids; and poor diet.

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