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Herpes

Herpes is a viral infection that effects every individual and is a common viral infection. This causes oral herpes which are caused above the waist some of them are cold sores or fever blisters and genital herpes which would accommodate genital sores which is below the waist line. The names given to these two viruses are:

1. Herpes Simplex Type 1 (HSV-1).
2. Herpes Simplex Type 2 (HSV-2).

Whenever an herpes attack takes place in the human body the immune response system that is the body defense system is alerted, it then tries to fight these viruses and after this fight there are heavy losses on each side (the herpes virus and the immune system) . This is one of the reasons that the virus should be kept under control at all times.
The symptoms of Herpes generally become visible when it gets into the skin. The color of the skin becomes red and sensitive and very soon blisters appear. These then burst open and heal when new tissue takes the older tissue’s place. The first outbreak is quite painful and the person may feel itchy, tingly or a burning sensation over his / her body. The person may have swollen glands, headaches, muscles aches or fever. The virus may also effect the Urethra and while urinating may have a burning sensation.

The transmission of this virus is not transmitted by the air but via direct touch. That is if you have cold sore and if you happen to kiss your partner the virus will be transmitted to the other person and if you have active genital herpes and happen tpo have sexual intercourse at that period you will transmit the virus. This goes further that if you have cold sores and you touch your partners genital organs with your mouth you will transmit the genital herpes disease to your partner.

Although no treatment is available researchers are making drugs that either reduce the frequency and duration of the outbreaks. The ideal thing to do in a situation like this is to consult your doctor. The recommended treatment during an outbreak is to keep the area dry and clean at all times. Many doctors advise their patients to have a warm water bath to clean the area and then soft dry or blow dry the area at a cool setting. Avoid wearing tight clothing both on the outside as well as the inside. Using lotions and creams on the area is highly unadvisable as this will only irritate the area more.