How long does genital herpes heal
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I don't grow up and work normally, so no one will look at me. When I need to do something physiologically, I will go out and mess with others. Some time ago, I went to the hospital for examination because of the growth of small papules on my genitals. The doctor said that I suffered from genital herpes. The doctor is also very good, timely diagnosis and treatment, feel much better, today let me share with you how long genital herpes healing.
How long does genital herpes heal
Treatment 1: general treatment, (1) mainly to keep the local clean, dry. It can be washed with isotonic normal saline every day, and pain patients can take oral analgesics to give mental comfort. (2) Patients complicated with bacterial infection can use antibiotic ointment externally. (3) If local pain is obvious, topical 5% lidocaine hydrochloride ointment or oral analgesics can be used. (4) Psychological support, explain the nature of the disease, the causes of recurrence and how to treat and deal with it, enhance the confidence of fighting against the disease.
Treatment 2: antiviral therapy, the recommended treatment options include: acyclovir, oral, 5 times a day; or acyclovir, oral, 3 times a day; or valaciclovir, oral, 2 times a day; or famciclovir, oral, 3 times a day. The course of treatment is 7-10 days for newly diagnosed genital herpes and 5 days for recurrent genital herpes. Patients with frequent recurrence need to take a lower dose for a longer course of treatment.
Treatment 3: Life conditioning, in the genital herpes disease, we should pay attention to daily life and eating habits, develop good living habits, at the same time in the daily diet to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, but also drink more water.
matters needing attention
According to the clinical research, the main reason for the recurrence of genital herpes may be related to the presence of other sexually transmitted diseases in patients. Therefore, in the treatment of genital herpes, comprehensive examination should be done to check whether the patients have other sexually transmitted diseases, and timely treatment should be conducted once found.