Check My Sentence Please

[Volcano1985]

Fever blisters have come up on my lip.

[gabber]

There are fever blisters on my lips. [The subject - "there" - is in this sentence a pronoun.]

[dragn]

Fever blisters have come up on my lip.

I would not say it this way; it sounds a bit odd to me. Not screamingly wrong, but rather odd. Something like one of the following would sound better to me:

• Fever blisters have appeared on my lip.
• Fever blisters are appearing on my lip.
• I have fever blisters on my lip.
• I've got fever blisters on my lip.
• I'm getting fever blisters on my lip.

...and with any luck at all, I'll never have to say any of them.

Greg

P.S. Arrgh! Beat me by three minutes.

[Volcano1985]

Thank you all.I was wondering whether the verb come up was ok in my sentence.