i only have had this herpes now for about 3 weeksno how cani have more kids when to have kids ucant use rubber
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Go to HERBDOC.COM. This site will teach you how to cure any and all diseases using herbs. It is never too late and it will save you time and expense in the long run, without the aid of Doctors who will tell you a bunch of lies.
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HIV i believe your safe.  Herpes can take 7 years to even show symptoms though.  Since you already got her tested and did the deed, like one of my buddies does with his girl, get her on birth control and forget about condoms.
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Well you have a couple of options.  One is time.  With time all herpes outbreaks will remit.  However, herpes is an extremely uncomfortable/painful disease, so most people would not prefer this option.\n\nYour second option is to see a doctor.  A doctor will be able to prescribe an antiviral medicine to clear up the outbreak quicker and decrease the recurrence of the outbreaks.\n\nAlso a doctor will be able to make the diagnosis of herpes.  If you have a lesion that looks like herpes, but is not painful, it could be a treatable STD.
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You will not pass the cold sores (HSV-1) on to your child.  Herpes is a virus and must be passed through contact.  If your partner has genital herpes, she may spread the virus to the baby through childbirth.  \n\nBe careful about kissing your baby when you do have cold sores because they are highly contagious.  Also, know that cold sores can be passed to the genitals through oral sex.\n\nHope this helps!
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Hey stef hold on, there is more time for you don't rush!As the other girls i will agree that condom is safe but before you do something go to the gynecologist.
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when the herpes virus hits first it comes along with fever/pain. that's so sad, poor baby, yes have your doctor look in to it. hopefully it's nothing like that.
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You were so misinformed\n\n*HSV-1 is not hereditary\n\n*You can only spread it by kissing, or drinking from the same glass if you have an open sore.\n\n*Once the sore is dried up and clear, you are no longer contagious. \n\n*Your children will only get it if you kiss them or drink after them from the same glass, when you have an open sore.\n\n*You are not contagious to people on the street.\n\n*You can pass HSV-1 to the genital area by performing oral sex if you have an open sore, so wait until it is dried and cleared away.\n\n*You don't think you can get Pink eye from HSV-1, but you can with gonorrhea, chlamydia, and other bacterial infections.\n\n*The one and only thing you can do with a flair up is WASH YOUR HANDS after you touched the infected area to prevent spreading it.\n\nIf you want more information regarding HSV-1 speak with your doctor.
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First does your boyfriend know that you have genital herpes? Just because he wore a condom doesn't mean that he didn't catch herpes Whether you have symptoms or not, you can still transmit the infection. If you are sexually active, condoms can help reduce, but do not eliminate, the risk of spreading HSV.\n\nGenital herpes (also called HSV infection) is a viral infection caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). It is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that may cause skin blisters and sores in the genital area, but often causes no visible symptoms. It is possible to get genital herpes through sexual contact with an infected person even if he or she has no symptoms. \n\nI hope this helps...Be careful sweety
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I dont know for a fact, but I assume that it has a similar reoccurance rate as oral herpes.  When I was 8 (Im now 29), I got a herpes sore in my lip from my mother.  I didnt have a reoccurance, nor did my mother, until I was 13.  The next reoccurance I had was at 21.  And just recently again when I cleaned out my closet and went thru a box of stuff that I packed from college, when I was 21 during this time I had a cold sore.  In essence, if you get a sore, make sure that you protect your son.  You may want to wear something over your mouth to protect the particles from activating near your son's eyes.  When my mom gets a sore, I stay away...because the history of it.  I got a prescription of Valtrex from my family doctor.  It can be used for the prevention of cold sores, genital and occular sores.  When I feel that tingle, I take a pill or two.  You may want to consider this until your son gets a little older.  Also, if you havent already, pick up some Abreva from your local pharmacy.  This is a great topical medicine that helps the cold sore not come out.  You have to apply it a few times a day once you feel that tingle and keep applying it until you dont feel it.  The pill and the Abreva have helped me stave off outbreaks on my lip.
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Not everyone gets it hun. You may be lucky and already be immune to it if you have been in close contact to someone who had it, eg a sibling. And it's not just young kids who get it... I had it aged 26!!
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it can be spread throug body fluids and contact with sores...on her arm? not for sure to be a herpes outbreak....small children can have sores of a herpes symplex, but it is'nt really comman to have those break out in areas that are not mucous membrane...not really heard of..I am gonna now do some research and i'll modify answer later....
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herpes/coldsore meds  over the counter there are many of them  to choose from, blistix has one  out  ,  then campho phenic  works great as well , the best thing u can  do is  keep the effected area  clean adn dry as  possible  do not  touch the area  with your hands at anytime  , if u do wash  your hand asap  with  warm soapy water  u can spread the virus from one location to another  by  contact , so  dont touch  , adn  do  not  kiss anyone  till atleast  a week after  it has  completly  cleared  up , go to a doctor and see what the redcomend  you to take  but  in the mean time  u can  go to a  good  pharmcist  like one at a savon  and ask them   what they  can recomend   for  oyu to use till u can see a doctor .  and  if u  do use any  over  the counter meds  use a  clean qtip  to apply  it , so if  u  dont have enough on the qtip to  cover the area  dont use the same  one  get another one cause  u can   put the  virus  on the container that u r trying to   use  to get rid of the virus
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you could have herpes.  call a doctor or go to the nearest clinic asap
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i don't know of anything that can totally stop a herpes outbreak but i know there are alot of medications out there that you can take to reduce the number of times outbreaks happen. \nI see one on TV all the time but I forget the name....\nI would say to ask a doctor about it, or do some online research to find out about the medications
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How common is herpes? \nAbout 50 percent to 80 percent of the adult population in the United States has oral herpes (commonly called cold sores or fever blisters), with as many as 90% having the virus by age 50. \nMost people contract oral herpes when they are children by receiving a kiss from a friend or relative. \nAbout one in four persons in the United States has genital herpes; however, as many as 90 percent are unaware that they have the virus. There are many reasons people do not know they have herpes (see below). \nAnyone who is sexually active can contract genital herpes. \nHow is it transmitted?\n\nAny person who is sexually active can get genital herpes. \nHerpes is transmitted through direct skin-to-skin contact. This occurs when a contagious area comes into contact with a tiny break in the skin or mucous membrane tissue, primarily the mouth and genitals. \nMost skin on the body is too thick for the virus to go through. \nIf a person with oral herpes (sometimes called cold sores or fever blisters) performs oral sex, it is possible for the partner to get genital herpes. \nIf a person with genital herpes has sex, it is possible for his or her partner to get genital herpes. \nGenital herpes can be transmitted sexually both when symptoms are present and sometimes when symptoms are not present. \nThere are several days throughout the year (called asymptomatic reactivation, asymptomatic shedding, or subclinical shedding) when the virus may be present on the surface of the skin, but there are no symptoms. Herpes can be passed through sexual contact during this time. \nThere are no documented cases of a person getting genital herpes from an inanimate object such as a toilet seat, bathtub, or towel. Herpes is a very fragile virus and does not live long on surfaces. \nTesting\nThere are different tests available for herpes. One test, a viral culture, can be done if you are experiencing symptoms. Blood tests are available for people who may not have had symptoms or if the signs have already healed. Not all tests are accurate, however, and many health care providers are unclear on which tests to perform. To find out more about getting an accurate diagnosis, visit our section on Testing. \nReduce your risk\nAny sexually active person may contract genital herpes. Aside from abstaining from sex or mutual monogamy with one uninfected partner, there are many options a couple may consider to reduce the risk of transmission.\n\nSince one in four persons is though to have herpes and the majority of people don't know, if a partner has ever been sexually active, it is possible that she or he could unknowingly have the virus too. Accurate blood tests:hyperlink are available to determine whether a person has antibodies for HSV. Knowing a partner's status can help a couple make a joint decision about whether they need to take steps to reduce the risk of transmitting HSV.\n\nIf one or both partners have herpes, it is important to become educated about herpes, to understand the basics of herpes prevention, and to make decisions together about which precautions are right for you.\n\nIf someone has signs or symptoms around the genital or anal region (genital herpes), he or she should not have sexual activity until all signs have healed.\n\nWhen there are no symptoms present, there is still the possibility of asymptomatic reactivation:hyperlink . Using latex condoms between outbreaks for genital-to-genital contact can reduce the risk of transmission. While condoms don't always cover the potential sites of viral shedding, they offer useful protection against the virus by protecting or covering the mucous membranes that are the most likely sites of transmission. Furthermore, keep in mind that condoms also help reduce the risk of acquiring another STD.\n\nOne antiviral medication for herpes, valacyclovir (Valtrex®), has been shown to reduce the risk of herpes transmission. When a person with a history of recurrent genital herpes takes
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If the child has a herpes zoster condition. Have it tested for lysine deficiency and ask your doctor to suggest a dose for lysine. The test may be negative, and so might the doctor because they don't prescribe "natural cures" very often. Lysine blocks arginine which is a factor in the development of the cold sores. You can get lysine at Walgreens. The dose is the issue though. I will look up some info in one of my books and get back to you.\n\nYou need to be sure if this is in fact zoster, or if it is herpes simplex which can be passed from mother to child via the birth canal. This can be a serious illness and is life long. If it is herpes simplex, it can cause blindness, nerve damage and a whole bunch of other horrible things.\n\nOne last thing, it could be an allergy to the formula or a food you are giving the child. This too needs a doctors opinion. I know that chocolate is full of arginine but can't see you giving your baby chocolate!\n\nPlease take your baby to the doctors.
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yes, that means you have Herpes 1, but don't worry, like 91% of everyone in america has herpes 1.  The cold sores are outbreaks and occur when you are stressed.  This is just when the virus expresses itself.\n\nHerpes 2 is genetal herpes (the STD)\n\nBUT you can transfer these.  like if you have a cold sore and give someone o r a l s e x they can get genital herpes (herpes 2).\n\nSo basically, don't give anyone o r a l s e x if you have a cold sore! lol