Am I infected with the Herpes Virus?

Many people who are infected with Genital Herpes (HSV2) are sometimes not aware of being infected. Some people do not have lesions, or may suffer only very mild, almost unnoticeable symptoms which are quite often mistaken for a rash or insect bites. The only way to accurately know if you have been infected with the Herpes Simplex Virus is to visit your doctor or health care provider for a professional Herpes Diagnosis. Symptoms of the Primary Episode can be quite pronounced, the first primary episode usually occurs up to two weeks after the virus is transmitted and usually heals within two to four weeks after appearing. A Primary Episode of Genital Herpes can cause several symptomatic recurrences (on average 4 or 5 per year) with most recurrences more prevalent within the first year. Other symptoms may include flu-like symptoms including fever and swollen glands. More information about Herpes Symptoms. If you know that you or your partner are infected with the Herpes Simplex Virus, you should first become aware of how herpes can be spread and take precautions to prevent the virus from spreading. You or your partner may decide to use Dynamiclear to speed up the healing of outbreaks and to help eliminate any further recurrences. Always visit your local health care provider for professional information and guidance.

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