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Understanding Herpes and How to Manage It

Herpes is a virus leading to sore outbreaks, often seen on the mouth or genital region. Caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV), it can present as oral or genital herpes. Many are unaware they have it, as it may not always manifest symptoms. Yet, when active, it causes discomforting symptoms like blisters, tingling, and pain.

Symptoms and Management

When herpes surfaces, symptoms can include blisters, tingling, burning, itching, and pain. These episodes are undoubtedly uncomfortable, but the sores typically heal on their own. Early intervention with antiviral medicines, such as acyclovir and valacyclovir, can alleviate these symptoms and potentially reduce the duration of an outbreak. For best results, it’s advised to start these medications as symptoms first emerge, even during the preliminary phase before lesions appear.

Luckily, Phenix Health is available 24/7, and you don’t have to worry about long wait times or leaving home. When symptoms arise, you can get the help you need fast.

Dietary Tips
Boosting your immune system through diet can help in managing herpes. Incorporate foods rich in antioxidants like cauliflower, spinach, and kale. Additionally, foods containing omega-3 fatty acids such as salmon and flax seeds can help suppress inflammation.

Safe Intimacy and Precautions
Though having herpes requires some adaptations in intimacy, fulfilling relationships are entirely achievable. Key precautions include using protection like condoms, and open communication with partners about the condition. For expecting mothers, it’s crucial to be aware that there’s a minimal risk of transmitting herpes during childbirth.

Get Herpes Help Online with Phenix Health

If you suspect you have herpes or need guidance in managing it, Phenix Health offers experienced, Australian-trained doctors available for online and Telehealth consultations. Our professionals can provide clarity, prescribe necessary medications, and offer insights on preventive care. Reach out anytime, as Phenix Health is available online 24/7.

Schedule your telehealth consultation today through the link below or by reaching out at bookings@phenixhealth.com.au.

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FAQs on Herpes

How long do herpes outbreaks last?

Herpes outbreaks typically last 2 to 4 weeks, but the first outbreak is often more prolonged.

Can herpes be transmitted even if there are no visible sores?

Yes, herpes can be spread even when there are no visible symptoms, as the virus can be shedding in the absence of sores.

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