Herpes Simplex

A Cure for Herpes - New Research Encouraging

P Vijayan and co-workers at the J S S College of Pharmacy in Ootacamund in Tamil Nadu report that extracts of Hypericum Mysorense and Hypericum Hookeranum suppressed HSV infection 100 per cent.

Herpes Simplex to Battle Brain Tumors

The BBC are reporting that Glasgow University have been granted approval for a large scale clinical trial using a modified Herpes Simplex virus to battle glioma (an aggressive type of brain tumor).

Herpes Simplex: What is it?

Herpes simplex is the virus that causes genital and oral herpes. There
are two types of herpes simplex, herpes simplex 1 (HSV1) and herpes simplex
2 (HSV2) that are closely related. HSV1 usually results in fewer outbreaks
than HSV2. This article will take a brief look at what both types of Herpes Simplex could mean to you.

Herpes Simplex: How do You Prevent Passing it on to Others?

It is difficult to prevent spreading of the Herpes Simplex virus.
It is estimated that 50-80% of the world's population have a Herpes
virus and many don't even know it. This article will provide some tips and precautionary advice to help you reduce the risk to friends and family.

Herpes Simplex: What are the Symptoms?

The symptoms of Herpes Simplex are an outbreak of either
Oral Herpes or Genital
Herpes
, both of which cause a rash that turns into
blisters and then into a dry scab.

Herpes Simplex: Should You See a Doctor?

Yes, you should see a doctor. Herpes Simplex has two common forms:

Herpes Simplex 1 has been known to cause Genital Herpes just as
Herpes Simplex 2 has been known to cause Oral Herpes. This typically
happens via oral sex. Herpes Simplex is a very adaptable and persistent
virus that has probably been around as long as mankind

Herpes Simplex: Is it Contagious?

Yes, Herpes Simplex is contagious. There are two types of Herpes
Simplex, Herpes Simplex 1 and 2. Herpes Simplex 1 usually
causes Oral Herpes - cold sores whereas Herpes Simplex
2 usually causes Genital Herpes. This article provides an overview of the risk factors of Herpes Simplex and advice on the treatment and precautionary measures you can take to minimize it.

Herpes Simplex: How do You Prevent Outbreaks?

There are two types of Herpes Simplex: Herpes Simplex 1 and
Herpes Simplex 2. Although you can't cure either you can minimize
outbreaks of the virus with antiviral treatment, precautions and
general care. This article covers both oral and genital Herpes outbreaks, and talks about ways to reduce them.

Herpes Simplex: How do You Catch it?

Herpes Simplex is unfortunately very easy to catch. Usually
it spreads via close skin contact, typically kissing or sexual
activity. This article covers the ways in which Herpes Simplex can be caught and precautions and treatment options for those with the virus.

Herpes Simplex: Is There a Cure?

No, there is no cure for Herpes Simplex. Herpes Simplex is a virus comparable to the common cold, it is nearly as common and it comes back again again.
It is estimated that 50-80% of the population carry the Herpes virus and most
are not even aware of it. It is possible to carry the Herpes virus without visible
outbreaks for years.

Herpes Simplex: How Common is it?

Herpes Simplex is a very common virus. There are two main types:

This article talks about how widespread the Herpes virus is throughout the world and covers basic precaution and prevention techniques.

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