The medical journal PLoS Pathogens associates a “genetic mutation and the clinical severity of recurrent cases of HSV-1 infection (cold sores).” (1) Cold sores are blisters that appear on and around the lips. They are caused by the herpes simplex Read More …
A survey found that 48% of respondents did not recognize the signs of a genital herpes infection. The CDC says on its website that “Most individuals infected with HSV-1 or HSV-2 experience either no symptoms or have very mild symptoms Read More …
The prevalence of HSV-2 (Genital Herpes) shedding and GUD (Genital Ulcer Disease) increases after anti-HIV treatment. – Journal of Infectious Diseases (1) People with HIV are at an increased risk of a genital herpes infection. In fact, the herpes virus “can Read More …
Severe herpes outbreaks may occur after dental procedures. – The journal Clinical Oral Investigations (1) Dental work, such as having a molar tooth removed, increases the risk of having a severe oral herpes outbreak. Oral herpes outbreaks include fever blisters and Read More …