I’m going on my first date with a new guy this Thursday after school and I woke up today with this big bubbly cold sore on the side of my lip! How do I get rid of it FAST?
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A couple months ago I started having itching and minor pain in my vagina. I assumed it was a yeast infection because I’ve had them before. I bought an over the counter yeast infection remedy called "Nature’s cure" which was like a pill to put up the vagina. I put it in before I went to bed then I woke up at about 3 AM in extreme pain. I had to use the bathroom but it wasn’t really coming out and it hurt really bad. I also felt like I had a fever and I was very nauseous. The next day I went to the ER because I was in so much pain. They did a urinalysis and said it was a UTI so I started taking antibiotics but it wasn’t really helping. So I went to a gynecologist and they found a blister and did a swab and blood test and diagnosed me with herpes type 1. I just started dating a new guy and had sex with him before this happened I assumed it was from him even though he never had symptoms. He finally got tested 2 months later and the test was negative even though I was having unprotected sex with him because I was on birth control. I just want to know why the pain got so bad after I put the nature’s cure in and how my boyfriend at the time was tested negative
If someone has a dried cold sore on their lip and it stopped draining can they give someone genital herpes via oral sex? And the oral didnt occur directly on the vagina, just around the area.
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I’ve had them my hole life, and i remain to keep of getting them. The Dr. has told me and my mom that i will have it until i get older, and i’m older. He says it’s a type of herpies. HPI-1 or something like that.
I got it earlier this year and it left a scar, and i’m scared of it this time.
What can i do to prevent scaring? (I no that i can’t just stop this.)
Also is there some kind of treatment i can do that Dr.s can like skin graft the skin around my mouth?
PS it’s never on my lips its always on my lower right lip.
Thank you!
www.coldsoresnyc.org (212)-644-9494 Herpes simplex Herpes simplex is a common viral infection that presents with localised blistering. It affects most people on one or more occasions during their lives. There are two main types of herpes simplex virus (HSV), although there is considerable overlap. Type 1, which is mainly associated with facial infections (cold sores or fever blisters) Type 2, which is mainly genital (genital herpes) Both type 1 and type 2 herpes simplex viruses reside in a latent state in the nerves which supply sensation to the skin. During an attack, the virus grows down the nerves and out into the skin or mucous membranes where it multiplies, causing the clinical lesion. After each attack it ‘dies back’ up the nerve fibre and enters the resting state again. First or primary attacks of Type 1 infections occur mainly in infants and young children, which are usually mild or subclinical. In crowded, underdeveloped areas of the world up to 100% of children have been infected by the age of 5. In higher socioeconomic groups the incidence is lower, for example less than half of university entrants in Britain have been infected. Type 2 infections occur mainly after puberty, often transmitted sexually. The initial infection more commonly causes symptoms. How do you get the infection? The infection can be passed on from someone else with an active infection and it can also be passed on from individuals without symptoms. The virus is shed in saliva and genital …