Herpes Type 1 infection route, transmission probability

Many people are curious about the transmission routes and infection rates of Herpes Type 1. Let me summarize it briefly.

 

Herpes Type 1 is a virus that mainly causes blisters around the lips.

This virus is transmitted through direct skin contact with an infected person.

For example, touching the blisters of an infected person or kissing someone with blisters can transmit the virus.

 

 

The probability of transmission is high when there are blisters on the lips.

However, even without blisters, the virus can still be present in the infected area and may be transmitted.

Additionally, infection can occur if personal items such as dishes or towels are shared with an infected person.

 

The probability of infection varies depending on contact with the infected area, immune system status, and personal hygiene.

Especially, direct contact with the infected area is the main cause of transmission.

When immunity drops or stress occurs, the likelihood of virus recurrence increases, which also raises the risk of transmission.

 

 

To prevent herpes type 1, wash your hands frequently and do not share personal belongings.

It is advisable to avoid direct contact with infected individuals.

Since ultraviolet rays can also reactivate the virus, using sunscreen can be helpful.

It is best to treat symptoms with antiviral medication.

 

Herpes Type 1 is common, but with proper prevention and management, you can stay healthy. I hope this was helpful!