Benign blisters

Benign blisters's disease overview

What is

herpes?

herpes are small and painful blisters, often appearing on or around the lips (herpes in the lips). The skin around the blisters is usually red, swollen and painful. The disease is caused by the virus of herpes simplex virus (HSV). Sometimes, herpes also appear common in the mouth or on the face ( herpes on the edge, herpes on the tongue ). However, these ulcers can also appear anywhere on the body, including hands, eyes or genitals.

If you see any eye symptoms when acne breaks, patients should see a doctor immediately because of infections caused by the virus of herpes simplex can lead to permanent vision loss without the treatment method in time. Time.

There are about 90% of adults who have been infected with herpes simplex once or several times in their lifetime. Most of the cases where patients will not notice symptoms at the first time infection. After recovering, the virus is still hidden in the body, if the virus regenerates the patient, it will relapse herpes.

Cells are usually not serious, in the body of healthy people, herpes usually cure within 2 weeks.

Causes of Benign blisters's disease

The cause of herpes is mainly caused by the virus of herpes simplex virus (abbreviated as HSV). This virus has two strains, including HSV-1 and HSV-2. Herpes Simplex usually goes into the body through the surrounding skin cracks or inside the mouth.

Symptoms of Benign blisters's disease

The main symptom is a feeling like an ant or burning on the lips or on the face for a few days before the herpes grow. Then the acne spots are formed, grew, growing in clusters, soft, painful, red and fluid.

These acne spots usually exist for 2 weeks and will be able to infect until grinding. The first acne may not appear within 20 days after the infection of Herpes Simplex.

In addition, patients may also experience one or more of the following symptoms:

  • Fever

    • Gum pain

  • Sore throat, pain when swallowing
  • Nausea
  • Headache
    • muscle pain

    Swelling of lymph nodes

    Transmission route of Benign blisters's diseaseBenign blisters

    Patients may be infected with herpes simplex when:

  • Touch acne
  • Exposure to the fluid of herpes
  • Exposure to the saliva of the patient when kissing, sharing food, water or sharing personal care utensils such as toothbrushes, towels and razors .

    • Cells can also spread from one area to other areas of the body

    People at risk for Benign blisters's disease

    There are many factors that increase the risk of herpes, including:

  • In disease: infection, fever or cold
  • Long sun exposure
  • Stress, fatigue

    • HIV/AIDS or other conditions cause impaired immune system

  • Change hormonal concentration as when menstruating
  • Severe burns
  • eczema
  • Being suffering from cancer and chemotherapy
  • Dental -related work
  • There are skin wounds
  • Cosmetic surgery or laser projection treatment

    • Prevention of Benign blisters's disease

    Preventive to avoid spreading herpes simplex virus to others or other parts of the body by:

  • Avoid skin exposure with herpes with others
  • Avoid sharing utensils, towels, lip balm, razors and items that can spread the virus when acne appears
  • Wash your hands cleanly regularly
  • Avoid near people who are in a state of immunodeficiency, especially babies
  • Do not eat and drink with others
  • Do not touch your own acne, to avoid spreading to other areas of the body, wash your hands clean after applying the medication to acne spots

    • Diagnostic measures for Benign blisters's disease

  • Clinical examination: Observe acne
  • Simple herpes secretion test for diagnosis

    • Benign blisters's disease treatments

    Currently there is no cure for the disease. Herpes are usually over 1-2 weeks but the Herpes Simplex is not excluded, still hidden in the body waiting for favorable conditions to re-operate causing outbreaks.

    However, when the herpes grow, it can apply treatments to control pain, shorten the time outbreak of the disease and promote the healing process including:

  • anti -viral drugs
  • Pain relievers
  • Sunscreen: Need to apply lip balm with SPF sunscreen from 30 or more and wear a wide -brimmed hat for lips

    • The treatment measures also help reduce the risk of spreading the virus to others, and can even prevent the disease outbreak if applied as soon as the patient has these people. The first symptom of the disease is like a cow or burning ants on the lips.

    The subjects need to be treated because they do not recover from their own illness and the disease is at risk of getting worse, including:

  • Atopic dermatitis
  • Blistering around the eyes

    • Pain

  • herpes spread to other parts of the body such as hands or genitals

    • Cancer and chemotherapy

  • Take drugs that cause impaired immune system such as severe psoriasis or anti -waste pills
  • The outbreak lasts more than 2 weeks

    • Support treatment measures:

  • Relieve pain, burning or itching: apply ice water on the ulcer. Apply an analgesic analgesic or gel like benzocaine or lidocaine
  • Pain relief caused by food: Limit eating acid -containing foods such as tomatoes, citrus fruits like grapefruit, .... Avoid eating salty or spicy foods Concern
  • Red reduction, irritation: Place a wet, cold, clean towel on acne spots for 5-10 minutes several times a day
  • Avoid dry skin: Apply aloe vera gel or aloe vera lip balm to herpes (3 times/day)

    • See also:

  • Genital herpes: Do not despise!
  • Information need to know about genital herpes

    • Is genital herpes genital warts?

  • Itching of female vaginal area, what is the cause?

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