How to reduce the frequency of herpes recurrences and prevent relapses

I heard that there are various types of herpes.

I have herpes on my lips.

I don't know the exact reason, but I think it's due to a weakened immune system.

 

Herpes causes itching and pain when it occurs, so it's good to prepare in advance.

Anyone who has experienced lip herpes knows that it is a difficult disease.

However, there are not many people who go to the hospital and receive treatment for herpes.

I think the reason is that there is no cure for herpes.

 

There's a saying that if I don't receive treatment within a week after symptoms appear unexpectedly, it might take a full week to recover.

Ultimately, the conclusion is that whether or not treatment is given does not affect the outcome, and it will improve over time.

Herpes seems to get better only with time.

 

 

I think that at least applying ointment and taking medication helps to make things a little less uncomfortable.

When a herpes outbreak is about to appear on my lips, the exact area always itches.

When you start to feel both a tingling sensation and a sharp, stinging pain at the same time

A blister started to form exactly in that spot without fail.

Next, the blister enlarges, becomes more itchy and painful, and over time a scab forms, which then needs to fall off.

The herpes is passing through its course.

If I had known in advance that I could go to the hospital, I would take the medication prescribed by the hospital, and the duration would still be...

I feel even a slight decrease.

The timing has to be very quick, and even a little delay can cause problems at each meal.

 

 

Ultimately, the best approach is to apply ointment containing the well-known ingredient acyclovir that everyone in the public knows.

In the past, ointments were white, which was a bit uncomfortable to look at, but these days, even if they are somewhat transparent, they still remain white.

It's uncomfortable to wash my face, it's uncomfortable to eat, and I also worry about others' gaze.

It takes at least a week of suffering to pass, and during that time, being sick and uncomfortable is incredibly bothersome.

 

Nevertheless, it's difficult because there is nothing that can cure or prevent it, and relapses are severe.

I think the best I can do in advance is to take supplements diligently and boost my immunity.

Herpes, which is difficult due to persistent recurrences, is a truly challenging disease because there is no precise treatment method.