Herpes blisters typically do not form, burst, and scab over within such a short timeframe. The usual progression of herpes blisters includes: 1. Blisters form and are usually filled with clear flui...

Herpes blisters can vary in their timing of formation, bursting, and scabbing over from person to person. Typically, herpes blisters develop within a few days after exposure to the virus and go through various stages like blistering, bursting, oozing fluids (at times), crusting or forming scabs before eventually healing. The timeline you mentioned is not uncommon for some individuals with herpes outbreaks; however, it's essential to remember that each individual may experience different symptoms and timelines during an outbreak. If you suspect you have genital herpes or are experiencing any unusual symptoms related to sores on your genitals or mouth area due to HSV-1 & 2 infections please consult with a healthcare provider as soon as possible for appropriate testing diagnosis treatment options preventive measures emotional support alongside trusted resources if needed..