how does genital herpes look when you get them and does it hurt when urine goes over it or only sumtimes
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u dont have herpes. if is not painful, and its not like the herpes blister, there is no herpes. Herpes is painful like hell (have anybody be in hell???????) so if u have herpes there is no doubt u have it... o.k? maybe u have another STD or a differente infection. go and check, or visit this website, u can find a lot information and talk with someone u have herpes, and they can tell u exactly how it feel......\n\n=====================\n\nhttp://www.herpes.com/chat.shtml
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It depends. Genital herpes can lie dormant for a long time. Or it can cause an immediate problem. Or you may have never have noticed the blisters before. Go get screened for herpes, both HSV-1 and HSV-2.\n\nHSV-2 is NOT just below the belt. HSV-1 Is NOT just above the belt. That is a very common mistake that people make. A significant number of new cases of genital herpes are caused by the HSV-1 virus (which most people contract during childhood) and is then spread genitally through oral sex. The virus does NOT know NOR CARE which nerve ganglia cluster it is infecting.\n\n"The scary part is that most people with genital herpes don't know they have it, and are unaware they may be spreading it to others, says Warren. Many have no symptoms or mistake their symptoms for something else, such as jock itch, insect bites, hemorrhoids, yeast infections, razor burn, or allergies to laundry detergent.\n\nGenital herpes, a sexually transmitted disease (STD), is an infection caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). HSV is in the same family of viruses that causes chickenpox, shingles and mononucleosis. There are two types of HSV: HSV-1, which infects 80 percent of the U.S. population, usually appears on the lips in cold sores; HSV-2 is usually found in the genital area. However, if a person with HSV-1 oral herpes (cold sores) performs oral sex, it is possible for the partner to get HSV-1 genital herpes. And HSV-2 can infect the mouth through oral sex.\n\nHSV can cause sores, or lesions, to appear in and around the vaginal area and within the cervix in women, and on the penis and scrotum in men. Both males and females may also get lesions in the urinary tract, around the anal opening, on the buttocks or thighs, and sometimes on other parts of the body."
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Rashes are not a symptom of genital herpes.\n\nHerpes zoster (shingles) do look like rashes and they can appear anywhere on the body, usually the legs, arms, and the side of the body. This is not sexually transmitted, so if he is worried about getting in trouble from his parents he shouldn't be. Shingles is usually transmitted by someone who has chicken pox. So if he was exposed to someone who has chickenpox he could have got it from them.\n\nGenital herpes are blister like sores. They can open and puss a clearish fluid. There can be a few or 10 or more sores in the genital area. They are also VERY painful. Is he in a lot of pain? I was in so much pain that my doctor prescribed me the pain killer Vicodin. \n\nI hope this answered your question.
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Been there, done that. Yes it can be very dreadful. I know how you feel. \n\nI got genital herpes about 5 years ago. I have dated a few guys since then, and I have told EVERY one of them before I became sexually active with them. I can tell you I have never had a bad experience or reaction to telling any of them though. Although, that's not true for some people. When I know the relationship is getting serious I'll sit them down and explain it to them. The best thing I have found to do is to get as much good information about the virus as you can. This way when they ask you questions like, can I get it? How do I get it? Is is deadly? Is it treatable? etc, you will have the right information and you will be able to explain it to them. Also, provide them with some good websites, that way when it's convenient for them, they can go online and read about it themselves. \n\nI am currently engaged to a great guy right now. I told him when we were first dating that I had the virus and I sat him down and explained it all to him. He was concerned of course, but after some serious talks he understood it better. He accepted that he would probably get it from me someday. After a few months, he did end up getting the virus. But we are still together and plan on marrying soon. \n\nDon't let this affect you dating life! There are plenty of guys out there that would completely understand the situation. Even one of the guys I have dated also had the virus! So don't feel like you are the only one, a lot of people have it.\n\nYou can email me if you like. Good luck to you!
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Yes, it's a virus called herpes. They have medicine for it, forgot what it's called. You can also get them on your crotch!
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i don't think so. it takes a few weeks for a herpes infection to set into a new person, so you wouldn't notice blisters in a few days.
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I am sorry to say but Mike is WRONG:\nThere are two types of Herpes,  Herpes simplex type I or II. Either type can infect the mouth or genitals (if you're really unlucky you can have 4 lifelong infections going at the same time: HSV1 and 2 in the upper body, HSV1 and 2 in the lower body. This would be very rare). When your incfected, the virus "hides" in the nervous system between outbreaks. It will protect you from a new infection of the same type, not of another type.\nOnly about 25% of Americans over the age of 12 DO NOT have antibodies against one of the two (standard test for exposure and infection).\nHSV1 is extremely prevalent (very easy to pass on, quite innocently, just by an injudicious kiss to a baby). Most everybody (up to 90% of the population) has antibodies against HSV1 by the time they're 50.\nAbout 20 to 30% of the population has antibodies against HSV2, more women than men (infection is easier for females), but HSV1 is fast becoming a major cause of genital herpes.\nMost people with HSV1 have just "fever blisters". Some have it bad, a terrible rash from the nose down to the chest, inside the mouth, it looks like a case of pox. It can last a few days to over a week. Genital herpes is basically the same on the genitals, blisters and lesions, individually different how bad. \n\nNow about transmission: It mostly happens when you have a blister/blisters going, through direct skin-to-skin contact. Avoid physical contact with the area from the time of the first symptoms (tingling, itching, burning) until all sores are completely healed, not just scabbed-over. Also try to prevent self-infection to other areas of your body. Wash your hands with soap and water if you touch a sore. Better yet, don't touch the sores.\nUnfortunately, the virus can sometimes  spread , when no signs or symptoms are present. This is called "Asymptomatic Transmission." Often people don't know they are infected, these people may have symptoms so mild they don't notice them at all or else don't recognize them as herpes. They can also spread it. Still, asymptomatic transmission appears to be far less likely than spreading the virus when lesions are present.
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Cold sores appear on your lips are they are usually pretty big, not like a small blister in your mouth. They also usually don't pop and go away. They can scab when they open up and it can take a while to heal. I don't think you had a cold sore, it doesn't sound like it anyway. \n\nBut yes, theoretically if you touch a cold sore and rub your genital area you can get genital herpes. It is REALLY rare to get it that way, but technically you could. If you have a herpes blisters and need to touch it for some reason you need to wash your hands really good after you touch it. You shouldn't be touching the sores anyway unless you are putting medication on them. The more you touch them, they more they can spread.
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No. \n\nTo get genital herpes you need direct skin to skin contact or you need to have sex with the person.\n\nSo if he were to use to toilet, and then you used it after him, you would not get the virus. It is not direct skin to skin contact. \n\nI was worried about spreading the virus to my younger brothers when I first got it. I shared a bathroom with them for five years! Neither of them got the virus from me and we didn't take special precautions like wiping down the seat after I used the toilet every time. You need direct skin to skin contact to contract the virus!
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Herpes virus usually starts with a tingling or itchy sensation and then a outbreak of blisters. This doesn't sound like herpes to me, but you can have it checked by a doctor to be absolutely sure.
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yep it's propably an std if u get a burning sensation while urinating then i think u've got syphilis
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Herpes Symptoms include: \n\nfluid-filled blisters that burst leaving painful sores \nflu-like symptoms - headache, backache, swollen glands in the groin or fever\ntingling or itching sensation in the genitals or anal area\npain when passing urine\n\nhttp://www.herpesdiagnosis.com/herpes.html\n\nif they resemble the last photo here, of herpes on the bottocks, I would definately be talking with her mother, if nothing is done call the Child welfare office to look into it,  Small children need protection, they cant do it on their own.
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Herpes type 2? where on your bikini line, groin, bosoms, etc. do you have pubic hair? if you dont, its hair sprouting from your area
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genital herpes means that u have got it from having sex; u or ur partner with other partners either before or after marriage. (med student); what u can do is first of all get it treated ; go to the doctor both of u; bc if not treated will develop systemic herpes and cause further complications; other than that make sure u dont have sexually contacts with other partners; \ndont panic its not that a big of a deal and happens to millions of people\nall i want is to be voted as the best answer ONCE\ngood luck
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no. it is not. herpes vesicles are painful and irritating. and it the process of disease they become ulcer like in center. there are lots of reasons for blisters and vesicles to appear in the mouth cavity and not all are related to sex or sexually transmitted diseasees. it can be due to some other infectious diseas , can be allergic reaction to some drugs or chemical you may be using, can be as a result of some irritants. i advise u to go and visit your doctor coz it is something which should be seen to be diagnosed.\n\nregarding the difference between the herpes of oral cavity and genitals, yes there is a difference. there are two types of herpes simplex virus , type 1, and type 2. \ntype1 is the oral one, and is usually is acquired in childhood.\ntype 2 is the genital one which is transmitted by sexual contact usually.although due to different sexual behaviors can also appear in oral cavity, the signs and symptoms of both types are almost similar including pain and irritability,decreased appetite due to pain in oral cavity and ..... and diagnosis is by culture of virus.\ni hope it gives you enough information.im a medical student.
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herpes is weird, you might never get anything, outbreaks and all, or it may come in a week.  \nusually you would have to have a lab test of skin cell during an outbreak to tell if it was herpes or not, but then you have an outbreak already and you pretty much know, but the doctor can tell you for sure, or a blood test can tell as well.
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That definitely sounds like a UTI but you need to get a urinalysis to know for sure.  Get to see your doctor as soon as possible.  The popular Over The Counter treatments for these infections rarely work once you get to the point where you are having dysuria (painful urination) and pelvic pain. Good luck!