How to get rid of genital herpes?
First, what is genital herpes?
These usually appear 4–7 days after sexual exposure to HSV for the first time. Genital HSV-1 infection recurs at rate of about one sixth of that of genital HSV-2. In males, the lesions occur on the glans penis, shaft of the penis or other parts of the genital region, on the inner thigh, buttocks, or anus. In females, lesions appear on or near the pubis, labia, clitoris, vulva, buttocks or anus.
Other common symptoms include pain, itching, and burning. Less frequent, yet still common, symptoms include discharge from the penis or vagina, fever, headache, muscle pain (mylagia), swollen and enlarged lymph nodes and malaise. Women often experience additional symptoms that include painful urination and cervicitis.
How do i get rid of genital herpes?
If you are currently suffering with an outbreak of HSV 2, then this question is one that may have engraved itself within your mind for quite some time now. It is widely known that, even with all of the advancements in technology and medicine, there still has not been any cure that has been developed yet for HSV. When it comes to finding any sort of relief for herpes, then, the list of options has normally been limited to working as hard as you can to make sure that you never get diagnosed or even searching for an alternative method that can effectively less the overall outbreak itself.
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Eliminate Herpes Outbreaks & Sores
By using Ascorbyl palmitate, which is a type of vitamin C that permanently stays inside of your body, your body will use its antioxidant properties to flush out any free radicals and effective promote the growth of new tissues. Apricot oil has also proven to work very well in this regard, especially when it comes to the itchy and irritating blisters that seem to come as part of the package when you are struggling with herpes. If you rinse off your blisters with a mixture of salt and baking soda, they will dry up faster. Soak your entire body in Epsom salt and warm water if your blisters have spread to multiple parts of your body.
Even though it may seem as if there is no hope for you when it comes to being diagnosed with an active herpes outbreak, you need to remember that this is not the end of the line. There are still plenty of steps that can be taken to protect your body against outbreaks and to treat the blisters and sores that appear on your body as a result.
