How to cure recurrent genital herpes?

The treatment effect of genital herpes is very unsatisfactory, and many patients are very troubled. Recently, many patients have consulted online about the cure for genital herpes. So what is the reason why genital herpes is so recurring and difficult to cure?

Genital herpes has the following four hazards

(A) Complications such as pelvic inflammatory disease and carcinogenic genital herpes The occurrence and recurrence of genital herpes can cause great pain to patients and may cause a series of complications such as disseminated herpes, herpetic meningitis, spinal cord radiculopathy, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Genital herpes virus is closely related to genital malignant tumors. Some people have suggested that herpes virus type 2, which causes genital herpes, may be a potential carcinogenic factor for cervical cancer.

(B) Affecting family harmony and even causing depression. Psychologically, the occurrence and recurrence of genital herpes will cause the patient to have too heavy a mental burden, and develop psychological disorders such as fear of cancer, fear of infecting sexual partners, avoidance of sexual life with sexual partners, unwillingness to interact with the opposite sex, leading to sexual dysfunction, affecting family harmony, and even causing depression.

(3) Impact on eugenics and good parenting. Pregnant women suffering from genital herpes will also affect eugenics and good parenting. It may cause intrauterine infection and neonatal herpes infection, leading to miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death or serious sequelae. About half of patients with neonatal herpes will die or suffer from central nervous system sequelae.

(IV) Increased risk of contracting AIDS: In areas where AIDS is prevalent, genital herpes provides a channel and convenient conditions for the HIV virus to enter the human body, thereby increasing the risk of contracting AIDS.

Secondly, let’s understand why genital herpes is difficult to cure:

Why is genital herpes easy to treat but difficult to eradicate?

Many female patients with genital herpes have this feeling: they have used some treatments, but the herpes always disappears after a period of time and recurs again soon. This disease is easy to treat, but why is it so difficult to eradicate? There are mainly the following reasons:

1. Suppress toxins but not clear them: Indiscriminate use of certain anti-toxic drugs and chemotherapy can easily cause side effects such as headaches, nausea, pain, fever, rashes, etc., which can cause unbearable pain to patients.

2. Leading to drug resistance: Some patients have a contemptuous and impatient mentality during the treatment process, and do not use the medicine according to the course of treatment or use or buy medicine indiscriminately, which leads to the occurrence of drug resistance and physical toxic side effects.

3. Reinfection: If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, do not disinfect the patient's clothes and daily necessities contaminated with pathogens, and your sexual partner does not receive timely examination and treatment, it is easy to be infected again, leading to repeated attacks.

4. Weak immunity: After comprehensive treatment, a small number of residual viruses mutate and remain hidden in nerve cells. When the patient's immunity decreases, such as when he is sick, has a fever, is alcoholic, or tired, the latent virus will revive and begin to multiply. Then, it will replicate a large number of new viruses and return along the nerve axis to the skin and mucosa, causing new herpes. The lesions gradually expand, resulting in a recurrence of herpes.