How to treat recurrent genital herpes

As we all know, genital herpes, as the name suggests, means herpes growing in the human genital area. The main symptoms are: itching, redness, swelling and pain in the genital area, small bumps, and herpes is easy to spread. Therefore, many people suffer from frequent recurrences of genital herpes, which is a headache. In addition to cooperating with the doctor's drug treatment, pay attention to maintaining genital hygiene in life and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

Genital herpes is a disease that particularly torments patients. Recently, many pregnant women have come to the outpatient clinic for genital herpes. The symptoms of this disease are generally obvious. Some attacks can heal in a few days, but it is particularly easy to relapse, sometimes several times a year, and last for many years. These repeated attacks are very troublesome for the infected, especially for pregnant mothers.

Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV) type 2. There are two types of herpes simplex virus. Infection with type 1 herpes virus mainly occurs around the mouth and nose. The blisters around the mouth after a high fever (commonly known as fever blisters) belong to this type. Herpes virus type 2 infection mostly occurs around the anus and genitals and is mainly transmitted through sexual contact. During sexual intercourse, the friction between the genital skin and mucous membranes causes slight injuries, which can give the herpes simplex virus an opportunity to invade the human body. The incubation period from the entry of the virus into the body to the onset of disease is generally 1 week, but can be as long as 3 weeks.

Herpes will not recur as long as it is completely cured. The difficulty in treating herpes, the latest modern treatment, lies in genital herpes. The difficulty in treatment lies in completely killing the virus without leaving any sequelae. The "Biological Conduction and Fusion Six-in-One Therapy" newly developed by the Dermatology Prevention and Treatment Institute effectively targets the genital herpes virus hidden in the ganglion, quickly cuts off the virus's nutritional source, and effectively prevents the virus from mutating and proliferating; strengthens the body, rebuilds the skin's immune system, and re-cultivates the in vitro defense environment. It greatly expands immunity and effectively prevents recurrence after recovery.

Shingles is a skin disease caused by a viral infection. The virus mainly invades the nerves and causes neuralgia. In addition, if the disease is not treated thoroughly, it may cause the sequelae of shingles: neuralgia. Once neuralgia occurs, the treatment will take about 3 months. However, the chance of recurrence of the disease is very small.

During home care, patients should pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the external genitalia clean and dry, and refrain from sexual intercourse, because sexual intercourse may transmit the virus to the other person and other parts of the patient's body.