Shedding of HSV-2 persists beyond 10 years.(INFECTIOUS DISEASES)(herpes simplex virus type 2 infection): An article from: Internal Medicine News
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Title: Shedding of HSV-2 persists beyond 10 years.(INFECTIOUS DISEASES)(herpes simplex virus type 2 infection)
Shedding of HSV-2 persists beyond 10 years.(INFECTIOUS DISEASES)(herpes simplex virus type 2 infection): An article from: Internal Medicine News
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Herpes Simplex 1
Article by Rob Thomas
Cold Sores also called, the Herpes Simplex 1 or HSV-1, is a member of the herpes group of viruses. The virus can be easily transmitted and is capable of spreading and affect any section of the body. The Herpes Simplex 1 virus is caused by the Herpes Simplex Virus that spreads from person to person by touching normal skin that contains the virus, exchanging saliva, or by getting in close contact with a the actual herpes sore. Infected saliva is the most frequent cause of transmitting the virus. The herpes simplex 1 is normally identified by the development of watery blisters or mucous membranes that build up on the mouth, lips, or face. The infections tend to have a dry and crusty look and can sometimes even itch. Shortly before the infection can be seen sometimes a 'prodrome' occurs. A 'prodrome' shows similar symptoms to that of the actual virus before the actual sores become fully evident. The prodrome to the herpes infections is usually a burning or tingling sensation that comes just a few hours or days prior to the appearance of blistersThese blisters can sometimes can reoccur at various times even after the blisters have disappeared. When a person is infected with herpes simplex 1, the infection goes the nerve cells and travel up to the nerves until it arrives at a place called a ganglion where it remains dormant sometimes and duplicate itself. When it replicates itself, it then goes back down to the nerve of the skin and cause the sores and blisters to resurge. A person who has been infected with the Herpes Virus can transfer it to anyone even if the symptoms are not showing, however, when the infected individual have active blister like sores then the infection becomes even more contagious and when the sores are dried up and crusted over then the chances of passing it on decreases tremendously.For someone with the herpes simplex 1 A sudden spur of cold, flu or fever can help to trigger off a herpes attack and lead to blisters to show. Resurgence of legions can also be caused by physical or emotion stress. Persons who are on the job for long hours and don't get much sleep can easily feel stressed. And the lack of proper rest then makes the body more uneasy and unrelaxed, which which increases the possibility of an outbreak of blisters and sores. In rare instances over exposure to sunlight may also cause outbreaks, especially for infected persons who may have very sensitive skin. After coming up the herpes virus normally take about 2 to 6 weeks to go away without any traces of scarring.There are also individuals who encounter bleeding gums, swollen glands while the painful sores build up around the mouth the first time the virus sets in. the herpes virus can even take effect without displaying any signs of it being present. A herpes attack can lead to difficulty when eating food and can even cause the body to become dehydrated. Even though the herpes virus has the ability to disrupt the system, the body's natural healing agents still produces antibodies that fight off the virus and minimize the chances of recurrences and makes it hard for them to spread to other areas on the bodyThere are no current treatment for Herpes Simplex 1, however, the level of outbreak can be reduced
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