United State HSV-1 Have 50%, And HSV-2 15.5% Herpes Diseases By Vaginal, Anal or Oral Sex || SEXUAL DISEASES

What is herpes diseases?

Herpes is an infection that causes HSV (herpes simplex virus). The virus affects the external genitalia, anal region, mucus surfaces and skin in other parts of the body.

 Main Sypmtoms

First Infection is a term used to spread genital herpes that occurs when a person has a previous infection. Symptoms can be quite severe and include:

• Blisters and ulcers in the external genitalia, vagina, or cervix.

• Vaginal discharge

• Pain and itching

• Tender, enlarged lymph nodes

• Pain while urinating

• High Temperature (Fever)

• Disease (Feeling Sick)

• Cold sores around the mouth

• Red blisters on the skin.

• In most cases, the ulcer will heal, and the person will not have a lasting scar.

• Burn or swell around the genitalia before the blisters appear

• Women may have blisters and ulcers on the cervix.

• Cold sores around the mouth

• Red blisters

Types Of Herpes & It Fast Facts

There are two types of herpes simplex virus: HSV-1 (herpes type 1, or oral herpes) and HSV-2 (herpes type 2, or genetic herpes).

HSV1 is present in more than 50% of people in the United States.

About 14.5% of people in the United States have HSV-2, aged 14-49.

Having oral sex with a person who has cold itching around the mouth is at risk of being infected.

It is impossible to get genetic herpes from the toilet seat.

Reasons Of Herpes Diseases

When HSV is present on the skin surface of an infected person, it can be easily passed through moist skin to someone else's mouth, anus, and genitals. The virus can spread to other areas of the skin as well as to the eyes.
Humans cannot be affected by HSV by touching an item, work surface, wash basin, or towel that has been touched by an infected person. Infection can occur in the following ways.

• Unprotected vaginal or anal sex

• Have oral sex with a person who has a cold itching.

• Sharing sex toys.

• Genetic contact with an affected person.

The virus goes away before the rash appears, and before the rash is completely healed. When there are no outbreaks, the HSV can still be transferred to another person, though it is less likely.

If a mother with genetic herpes develops a wound at birth, the infection may be passed on to the baby.

Medicine

No drug can get rid of the herpes virus. The doctor may prescribe an anti-viral such as an acyclovir that prevents the virus from infecting. Antiviral drugs will help to clear the outbreak faster and also help reduce the severity of the symptoms.The doctor usually prescribes antivirals for the first time when a person has symptoms. Since most outbreaks are usually mild, treatment is usually not necessary.

Home Treatment

Many home remedies can help, including:

• Taking paints, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen.

• Bathing in light brine can help relieve the symptoms.

• Soak in a hot bath.

• Apply petroleum jelly to the affected area.

• Avoid tight clothing around the affected area.

• Hand wash thoroughly, especially after touching the affected area.

• Avoid sexual activity until the symptoms are gone.

If urine is painful, apply some cream or lotion to the urinary tract, for example lidocaine.

Some people know that using an ice pack can help. Never apply ice directly to the skin, always wrap it in a cloth or towel.

Tips 

To reduce the risk of developing and passing genetic herpes:

• Use condoms while sex.

• Do not have sex when there are symptoms (genital, anal, or skin)

• Do not kiss when there is a cold swelling around the mouth.
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• There are not many sexual partners

Some people find that stress, tiredness, illness, friction against the skin or sun diet can trigger the recurrence of symptoms. Identifying and avoiding these triggers can help reduce the number of repetitions.

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