Is there a cure for Herpes?
Herpes is caused by a virus which hides itself in your body. As a result, there is NO cure for Herpes.
Herpes is caused by a virus which hides itself in your body. As a result, there is NO cure for Herpes.
No, herpes does not cause cervical cancer. Researchers at the International Agency for Research on Cancer in France have however found that women infected with both HPV (Human Papilloma Viruses) and HSV-2 (Genital Herpes) are two to three times more… Continue Reading
Impetigo and cold sores can look very similar with blisters that crust over as they heal. These symptoms are located around the mouth making it hard to tell the difference between the two. Impetigo is a skin infection that is… Continue Reading
50% to 80 of people who have herpes don’t even realize they carry the virus and infect others unknowingly due to having very few or mild symptoms. Herpes can be mistaken for razor rash, pimples, zipper burn and/or insect bites.
Yes, an increase in physical and emotional stress can trigger an outbreak of Herpes (oral and genital herpes) as stress compromises the.
Herpes cannot make you sterile however, STD’s (sexually transmitted diseases) such as Chlamydia can cause sterility if left untreated.
You or your partner may have contracted the herpes virus a long time ago, or have the herpes virus with no visible symptoms. So, the fact is, he or she may not have “cheated on you” due to the virus… Continue Reading
Herpes is not spread through the transfer of blood as it doesn’t live in your blood. The Herpes virus lives in ganglion (nerve cells). However during the first herpes outbreak, you should not donate blood. If you are taking antiviral… Continue Reading
Condoms are very responsible protective measures for preventing the transfer of most STD’s however with genital herpes; some of the areas that are affected with the blisters (outbreak) may still be exposed as the condom may not cover these areas… Continue Reading
A test for Genital Herpes can be done. During the test, your Doctor or GP will require a sample to be taken from a possible Herpes lesion. This will be viewed under a microscope (possible in a laboratory) to establish… Continue Reading
The Herpes virus is still transmittable even if one has never been kissed nor had sexual intercourse as oral herpes can be transmitted through the use of towels or during a family meet-and-greet in which one of your relatives gives… Continue Reading