Is herpes simplex virus type II a venereal disease

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Herpes simplex is a viral skin disease mainly caused by herpes simplex virus, which is called damp heat ulcer disease in traditional Chinese medicine. Herpes simplex in the emergence of patients will cause a certain burning sensation, and this disease has the characteristics of repeated attacks, especially in the fever or gastrointestinal dysfunction is very easy to be diagnosed, so herpes simplex in the classification is mainly based on the symptoms of patients, as well as different degrees of damage to judge. Let's talk about herpes simplex virus type II is a venereal disease.

Is herpes simplex virus type II a venereal disease

First, HSV can be divided into two types: HSV - Ⅰ and HSV - Ⅱ. Type I mainly causes skin, mucous membrane (oral mucosa) and organ (brain) infection outside genitalia. Type II mainly causes genital skin and mucous membrane infection. The two types can be identified by fluorescence immunoassay and cell culture.

Second: herpes simplex virus type 1 is not a venereal disease, the clinical common is limited to local herpes simplex. Local itching tension began, followed by erythema, erythema or normal skin appear clusters of small blisters, blister liquid clear and transparent, and then become turbid, erosion, exudation, scab after abrasion, can also be secondary to suppurative infection, at this time nearby lymph nodes can be enlarged.

Third, the course of disease is 1-2 weeks. After healing, temporary pigmentation spots can be left. Skin rash occurs at the junction of skin and mucous membrane, such as lip, mouth, nostril and vulva. It can also be seen in the face, mouth and eyes.

matters needing attention

Sex life is forbidden before cure. After treatment, the results of reexamination should be more than 3 times without verruca. Only when the serum test is normal can it be regarded as cure. At ordinary times, attention should be paid to: resolutely put an end to sexual disorder, prevent contact infection, and pay attention to personal hygiene. Drinking is a risk factor for the onset and recurrence of a variety of sexually transmitted diseases, including genital herpes. Because drinking affects the activity of T lymphocytes and suppresses the body's immunity.