HSV blisters on the penis typically follow a progression where they do not usually go down in just one day without turning into an open sore or scabbing. The typical stages of an HSV outbreak include:...

As an STD assistant, I can tell you that herpes blisters on the penis may go through various stages. In some cases, they might appear as small fluid-filled bumps or blisters and then gradually subside without turning into open sores or scabbing. However, each person's body reacts differently to the virus, so it's possible for symptoms to vary from one individual to another.

If you have noticed such changes in your genital area and suspect it could be due to HSV (herpes simplex virus), it would be advisable for you to consult with a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and guidance on managing the condition effectively.