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It can be terrifying to believe you have been exposed to a STD. Having a test to check to see if you have contracted a virus such as genital herpes or HSV-2 can at least eliminate the uncertainty. Another reason … Continue reading →

Among the terms that confuse people when discussing genital herpes are viral shedding, virus progeny, and replication. These three things all have to do with how the genital herpes is transmitted person to person through contact. Understanding these terms can … Continue reading →

Genital Herpes is a widespread, chronic illness that is caused by the HSV-2 virus. Research has indicated that at least 45 million Americans are infected with this condition, and there are an estimated one million new infections every year. As … Continue reading →

Also referred to as fever blisters, cold sores are small blisters that commonly spread around the lip or the mouth. The skin of the infected areas area is red, sore, and swollen. The blisters may open up, release fluid, and … Continue reading →

Herpes is a serious medical condition that also carries with it a social stigma. Unfortunately, according to statistics released by the United States government and health organizations research indicates that at least 20% of all adults in America carry the … Continue reading →

Once it is contracted, the Herpes virus stays within the body. As a result, outbreaks of blisters, known to be quite painful, can take place especially during stressful situations or when the immune system is weak. Fortunately, there are different … Continue reading →

With any medical condition, one of the crucial factors is time. Time lost from the moment a disease is contracted to first treatment is a key component in determining how effective a treatment can be, and how much damage the … Continue reading →

A common medical ailment in the United States and the U.K. herpes is a painful, that most suffers wish to treat as privately as possible. An outbreak is disrupting physically, mentally, and socially. A virus causes herpes, and for those … Continue reading →