Herpes Virus
What is herpes?
Herpes is one of the most common infectious diseases. The latest results of statistics reported that about 90% of our planet's inhabitants are carriers of the virus, more than half of whom are not even aware of the presence in the body of this dangerous infection. Approximately 5% of infected people suffer from active manifestations of herpes, but in most cases the disease is asymptomatic and won't display any symptoms (this only occurs in it's inactive phase). Many infected people may unknowingly pass it to their partners, thus increasing the STD statistics.
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A daily dose of Valtrex is prescribed to treat outbreaks of herpes such as genital herpes, cold sores or shingles |
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Famvir can help reduce the recovery of a herpes outbreak and make the virus lie dormant again, curing all symptoms. |
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Aciclovir can be prescribed for different types of herpes outbreaks as it can treat the symptoms quickly and effectively. |
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Herpes inferctions may be effectively treated by antiviral medications such as Valtrex, Famvir and Aciclovir, all of which are available to buy from this site.
The virus infects the:
- Skin
- Genital area
- Central nervous system
- The mucous membranes of the body
- Eyes and lips
It is most commonly seen on the lips and skin, but can also affect the genitals.
Genital herpes types
Herpes Type 1 - these are manifestations of the infection, especially on the lips and face. Typically, they occur spradically and are accompanied by the appearance of blisters or a rash, or the inflammation of the mucous membranes. Infection is possible through direct contact (kissing) with the infected area only.
Herpes Type 2 is genital herpes. Infection occurs through sexual contact with an infected person, as well as oral-genital contact. When the disease appears, a burning sensation may be felt or a rash may appear and cause irritation and even pain. This disease is particularly dangerous for pregnant women, as it has a negative effect on pregnancy and may cause miscarriage or even premature birth.
An active Herpes Type 1 infection, such as a cold sore, can be passed on to the genitals, leading to Herpes Type 2 or genital herpes, if it comes into direct content. For example, through oral sex with a person with an active cold sore visible on the mouth. The virus is particularly dangerous when it shows active symptoms in the forms of sores, blisters, bumps or a rash. If symptoms are visible, it is better to avoid sexual contact with those infected. The virus can affect your health, it weakens the immune system and increases your susceptibility to the development of various diseases (influenza, SARS).