- Herpes Simplex Type 1 (HSV-1)
- Herpes Simplex Type 2 (HSV-2)
- Direct
contact with an infected person
- Sexual
intercourse with a person infected (vaginal or
anal sex)
- Oral
sex
- Mother-to-child
transmission
- Saliva
transmission by wet-kissing
Triggers of outbreaks
·
menstruation,
·
Lack of sleep
·
Pregnancy
·
exposure to sunlight
·
infectious diseases
·
Trauma
·
Fever
·
Stress
·
Fatigue,
Immunosuppression
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Genital Herpes:
- Painful, ulcerative sores around the
penis ( for men)
- Lesions in the inside or outside of
the vagina ( women)
- Vaginal discharge and Painful
urination
- Ulcers
around the perineum and the
anus
- Fever
and headaches
Oral Herpes:
- Inflammation and bleeding of the
gum
- Sore
throat ( mostly in teens and people in 20’s)
- Sweeling
of the neck Lymph nodes
- Sores
in the lips, gums, front of the tongue, throat, inside area of the cheeks and the roof of
the mouth
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- Use
condoms during sexual intercourse
- Avoid
oral sex
For affected
people
- Wear
white loose cotton underwear
-
Keep your genital area Dry and clean, and Avoid antibacterial soaps, feminine deodorant
-
Do not touch the sores or ulcers if you have herpes
- If you
are pregnant, request for a cesarean delivery
- Avoid
sexual intercourse with your partner (s) when
there are outbreaks
- Avoid
oral sex if your partner has genital
lesions or sores
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Conventional
Treatment
Anti-viral
therapies:
Alternative
Treatment
- Do a complete body
cleansing:
Bowel cleanse, Kidney cleanse,
Liver cleanse, Gallbladder
cleanse, and Parasite
cleanse
- Take
immune supplements to build your immune system
- Exercise regularly
- Increase
B-12, apple cider
vinegar, L-lysine, Cayenne, and vitamin E
in your diet
- Drink a lot of fresh and natural
carrot, lemon, and apple juice
- Increase L-carnitine intake in your diet
- Avoid
pork meat , Chocolate, coffee, sugar and
Peanuts
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