Reviewed by: Daniel Williams, MD<\/p>\n
Valtrex and Lifestyle Changes Can Limit Painful Occurrences.<\/strong> However, the largest and most severe condition is in the case of genital herpes. An estimated 17% of the population ages 14-49 have the active sexually-transmittable disease Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV-2), commonly known as genital herpes.<\/p>\n The vast majority of affected people are unaware of having it because they experience no symptoms. Thus they are silent carriers, spreading the virus unknowingly to their partners. A genital herpes outbreak usually involves blisters and lesions, often painful or itchy, in the genital or anal regions. Learn more about Herpes FAQs.<\/p>\n Herpes is sometimes called the “Hidden Epidemic.<\/strong><\/p>\n Most people with genital herpes don’t know they have it, and are unaware that they may be spreading it to others. Genital herpes commonly affects more blacks than whites, and is more prevalent in women than men. Some people believe that their recurrences are triggered by stress, illness, and poor nutrition, among other reasons, and some people mistake their symptoms for something else, such as insect bites, yeast infections or hemorrhoids. When a genital herpes outbreak is an obvious occurrence, Valtrex can help. Available from well-respected online pharmacy eDrugstore.com, Valtrex<\/a> can help suppress future outbreaks of genital herpes, and help heal symptoms of current ones.<\/p>\n Follow these tips to avoid contracting, or spreading, genital herpes.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nThe herpes simplex virus is a common affliction that affects the lives of millions of people in this country each year. The herpes virus usually responsible for cold sores around the mouth and shingles is usually Herpes Simplex Virus 1.<\/p>\n\n