The harm of condyloma and herpes
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The harm of condyloma herpes needs to face up to! Condyloma herpes virus is the main cause of herpes zoster, in general, condyloma herpes virus invades our body and sneaks into the ganglion, it is difficult to completely remove, can not accurately grasp the onset time and recurrence time of condyloma herpes, it is difficult to treat. So we come to understand the harm of condyloma and herpes?
The harm of condyloma and herpes
First, the source of infection. Through observation, the source of infection of the disease is patients and virus carriers, especially in the genital skin or mucous membrane of patients with herpes simplex virus, which can be transmitted to spouses or other sexual partners through sexual contact, and can also be transmitted to each other among homosexuals.
Second: heterosexual sex. In general, due to different ways of heterosexual sex, herpes can also be transmitted. Since infectious viruses can survive in humid environments for several hours, herpes simplex can also be transmitted indirectly through pollutants.
Third: incubation period. Because the disease has a certain incubation period, usually exists in the spinal cord nerve, physiologically there will be no symptoms, but at this time the virus has been infectious. After the onset of herpes virus, there will be bursts of tingling, burning sensation, skin ulceration and small wounds and other symptoms.
matters needing attention
For this disease: such as shrimp and crab, rooster, pig head meat, eel, roast chicken and all kinds of smoked food. Because these foods are easy to gather dampness and generate nitrogen, and help heat move wind, which can aggravate rheumatism heat evil and aggravate skin lesion symptoms. Such as tobacco and wine, strong tea, coffee, cocoa, etc. Because tobacco and wine are hot, they are good at running through the skin, generating heat and consuming blood, making blood heat worse; at the same time, they can stimulate the cerebral cortex and produce high excitement, thus aggravating the disease.