How to Avoid Genital Herpes in Female Victims From Worsening
Genital herpes is definitely one of those diseases that can cause a lot of distress to its victims.
In women, the symptoms for the genital herpes have a wide range of various types of outbreaks as well as conditions.
Most unfortunately, there are a lot of individuals, both men and women, who have contracted this particular disease do not develop symptoms at all, that is why there are still many who have not yet realized that there health is in great danger from the disease.
Sadly, the herpes disease has been projected to be more common in the female population rather than in the male population.
In fact, there is only one man in four women in the U.
S who suffers from this particular condition.
Once this type of sexually transmitted disease is contracted, it will stay in the victim's body for his/her entire lifetime, only lying dormant first but when triggered by a particular illness or stress may cause a terrible outbreak.
After the contracting of the genital herpes, most of the women victims will develop the symptoms of the initial outbreak in the next couple of days - around two to ten days that is.
The symptoms and telltale signs that will appear in the initial outbreak as well as in the subsequent episodes may last up to about 3 weeks time without any treatment.
For the benefit of all, this article will also tackle about the early symptoms of the disease in women, most particularly before any outbreak.
First, there may be burning or itching in the victim's vagina, labia as well as its surrounding areas, which includes the buttocks, upper legs and anus.
There will be an unusual discharge from the victim's vagina.
Also, a swelling of the victim's lymph nodes plus a terrible feeling of bloating or pressure in the person's abdominal area is present.
Furthermore, there would be flu-like symptoms such as joint pain, muscle pain, sore limbs including the buttocks and legs, fever, nausea, as well as headache.
Another symptom would be the difficulty in urinating or any burning or painful feel while urinating.
The outbreak itself after the genital herpes transmission can cause several kinds of discomforts to the victim.
First would be the apparent appearance of some shingles or herpes zoster which can appear as some red burning or itching rash.
There would also be blisters or sores which range in various sizes - from some large coin-sized sores to some small pimple-sized dots.
These particular sores will then burst and may scab over as the disease's outbreak continues.
The sores also may appear on body parts such as the victim's thighs, buttocks, anus and genitals.
Furthermore, the sores may develop in lesions or just alone.
There will still be pain at the time of urination as well as some vaginal discharge.
Without any treatment, these symptoms of the disease in women may develop on monthly basis.
Once these particular symptoms are felt (most especially if these symptoms re-occur on a regular basis) it is most likely that you have contracted the genital herpes disease.
Seeking treatment immediately is the best move in this situation.
Private clinics - the ones that offer treatments for STD patients, can be proven to be of great help in such kinds of situation.
Also a great thing is that such private clinics offer the confidentiality of their patients.
Plus, results won't be waited for so long since services are done as fast as they can in order to benefit their patients.
The genital herpes disease should definitely be treated immediately in order to stop it from getting worse.
Genital Herpes - Avoiding this particular disease is a must, but also crucial is to stop its worsening once you already contracted this kind of disease.
In women, the symptoms for the genital herpes have a wide range of various types of outbreaks as well as conditions.
Most unfortunately, there are a lot of individuals, both men and women, who have contracted this particular disease do not develop symptoms at all, that is why there are still many who have not yet realized that there health is in great danger from the disease.
Sadly, the herpes disease has been projected to be more common in the female population rather than in the male population.
In fact, there is only one man in four women in the U.
S who suffers from this particular condition.
Once this type of sexually transmitted disease is contracted, it will stay in the victim's body for his/her entire lifetime, only lying dormant first but when triggered by a particular illness or stress may cause a terrible outbreak.
After the contracting of the genital herpes, most of the women victims will develop the symptoms of the initial outbreak in the next couple of days - around two to ten days that is.
The symptoms and telltale signs that will appear in the initial outbreak as well as in the subsequent episodes may last up to about 3 weeks time without any treatment.
For the benefit of all, this article will also tackle about the early symptoms of the disease in women, most particularly before any outbreak.
First, there may be burning or itching in the victim's vagina, labia as well as its surrounding areas, which includes the buttocks, upper legs and anus.
There will be an unusual discharge from the victim's vagina.
Also, a swelling of the victim's lymph nodes plus a terrible feeling of bloating or pressure in the person's abdominal area is present.
Furthermore, there would be flu-like symptoms such as joint pain, muscle pain, sore limbs including the buttocks and legs, fever, nausea, as well as headache.
Another symptom would be the difficulty in urinating or any burning or painful feel while urinating.
The outbreak itself after the genital herpes transmission can cause several kinds of discomforts to the victim.
First would be the apparent appearance of some shingles or herpes zoster which can appear as some red burning or itching rash.
There would also be blisters or sores which range in various sizes - from some large coin-sized sores to some small pimple-sized dots.
These particular sores will then burst and may scab over as the disease's outbreak continues.
The sores also may appear on body parts such as the victim's thighs, buttocks, anus and genitals.
Furthermore, the sores may develop in lesions or just alone.
There will still be pain at the time of urination as well as some vaginal discharge.
Without any treatment, these symptoms of the disease in women may develop on monthly basis.
Once these particular symptoms are felt (most especially if these symptoms re-occur on a regular basis) it is most likely that you have contracted the genital herpes disease.
Seeking treatment immediately is the best move in this situation.
Private clinics - the ones that offer treatments for STD patients, can be proven to be of great help in such kinds of situation.
Also a great thing is that such private clinics offer the confidentiality of their patients.
Plus, results won't be waited for so long since services are done as fast as they can in order to benefit their patients.
The genital herpes disease should definitely be treated immediately in order to stop it from getting worse.
Genital Herpes - Avoiding this particular disease is a must, but also crucial is to stop its worsening once you already contracted this kind of disease.
