Herpes is a contagious viral infection caused by the Herpes simplex virus (HSV). The two members of the herpes simplex virus family are HSV 1 and HSV 2. HSV-1 or oral herpes can cause sores and blisters around the mouth and on the face, while HSV-2 affects the skin of the genital and anal area. According to Dr. Monga Medi Clinic, herpes is spread through skin contact with infected places. Its frequently spread during vaginal coitus, oral coitus, anal coitus, and kissing.However, in a generally mild infection, herpes can cause itchy and painful blisters that recur from time to time, affecting everyday activities. Many times a person does not understand its symptoms properly and thus it spreads.
There are two types of herpes.
HSV-1
HSV-2
HSV-1 generally appears in blisters or pocks on the lips, inside the mouth, or on the genitals, it can also affect the eyes and the nervous system. Occasionally pain and pocks can develop into painful ulcers. Other common symptoms of HSV-1 include blown, red epoxies, white coating on the lingo, blown neck glands, fever, muscle pain, etc. These symptoms may not do incontinently after infection and symptoms may appear a many days, weeks, or indeed times after being infected with herpes.
HSV-2 herpes affects the genitals. It can affect the vagina or penis and scrotum as well as the buttocks and rectal area. This HSV can also infect the mouth during oral coitus. Some of the common symptoms associated with HSV-2 include itching or painful sensation around the genitals or anal area, painful blisters, pain during urination, blown lymph glands, fever, etc.
Also theres the possibility of symptoms arising
Unlike utmost other contagions, the herpes simplex contagion can not be permanently removed from the body and remains in the modes. Because of this, theres always the possibility of the symptomsre-emerging. This can be when the body is under physical or internal stress. Hormonal changes in the body including gestation and period can also spark these symptoms.
These mistakes are the cause of herpes
Having vaginal or anal sex without a condom, having oral sex with a person suffering from mouth ulcers, sharing a sex toy, having genital contact with an infected person increases the risk of this infection. If a woman has genital herpes during birth, then it is possible that this infection can be passed on to the child as well. To avoid this infection, use a condom while having sex. If you see symptoms, then distance yourself from sex. Do not kiss when there is a blister in the mouth, and do not make too many sexual partners.
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Ayurvedic medicine and treatment for Herpes
The diagnosis of HSV infection is usually made through a physical examination of a persons skin lesions. The doctor may also conduct blood tests, viral culture tests, etc. There is currently no cure for herpes, but oral antiviral medications are available to treat wounds that speed up the healing process and prevent its spread. Dr. Yuvraj Monga, associated with Dr. Monga Clinic, says that if itchy painful blisters or sores have developed in the mouth in herpes, they can be reduced or cured to some extent by home remedies but if the herpes is on the genital or anal area, then without Consult a doctor for any home remedy.
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