Herpes Virus Symptoms

Herpes Virus Symptoms do vary, with some people having very severe symptoms and others having no real noticeable symptoms. Symptoms develop usually within 2 to 20 days after contact, but could continue up to 2 weeks. Subsequent recurrences of the virus may cause an outbreak of blisters.

The first episode is usually the most severe, with most episodes lasting 10 to 21 days. A warning sign (prodrome) such as itching, burning or tingling is experienced by many people in recurring outbreaks. On the other hand, the first infection may be so mild it goes unnoticed.

If you are lucky enough to catch the virus in its early stages act as soon as you can with an application of Dynamiclear. New infections can be easy to combat and usually require less application.

When the Herpes Virus gets into skin cells it reproduces itself and starts to multiply, making the skin red and sensitive. Blisters or bumps may appear on the genital area, the blisters first opening and then healing with the regeneration of new skin tissue. Healing of the skin does not normally leave scarring. The virus then retreats into the nerves and lies dormant.

In summary, Herpes Virus Symptoms may include:

Flu-like symptoms such as Fever, Headache, Muscle aches and pains and lower back pain.
Swollen lymph glands.
Vaginal or penis discharge.
The infected area is usually painful and may itch, burn or tingle, during the outbreak.
Painful inflamed blisters develop around infected area.
Infection of the urethra causing a burning sensation when urinating.
small red bumps may appear in the genital area following earlier symptoms, later developing into painful blisters, which crust over, form a scab, and later heal.

Should any of these symptoms occur, consult your doctor or other health care provider immediately. Genital herpes should be diagnosed professionally.

Herpes Virus Symptoms

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