Herpes Flare Up Herpes - How Does It Pass, Only During Flare Up Or Not?

Herpes - How does it pass, only during flare up or not? - herpes flare up

I know that herpes through sex and through skin contact is transmitted ..
However, during sex, even if it is a house where the virus can be transmitted? Or is it that during an epidemic? ..

Thank you:)

5 comments:

shadylad... said...

Yes, I can still be spread when there is no outbreak.

The risk is lower, calculated as the annual risk.

If you have sex several times a week, but avoid contact during outbreaks, your partner is always 1 / 10 chance of contracting herpes per year, no matter how careful you are, how to avoid symptoms.

co9 o said...

It is always possible that someone might have an outbreak of asymptomatic, instead of the typical symptoms and the most obvious sign of an outbreak that spread the virus through microscopic cracks in the skin, with no visible signs of skin changes typical. This is called viral shedding. It is unclear how many might be the case, and probably is from one person to another. The use of antiviral drugs may virtually eliminate and reduce outbreaks.

lipgloss... said...

Theoretically, it could happen at any time. But your chances of injury, the trapping is relatively small. Couples who can only sex between outbreaks and the use of drugs such as Valtrex success in preventing the spread of the virus. I know a couple who have been with this for 7 years and the uninfected partner is not infected.

Stephen said...

The moment at the most infectious diseases during an outbreak. However, the virus from people who are infected without any visible injury was isolated. The importance of this moment is not known. It is believed there could be a small possibility of transmission of infection at this time.

fullmeta... said...

It is a good time before the rash until it can happen, and it is the most common reason for admission. This is called viral shedding. There is little to zero signals during this period other than the possibility of itching, burning or tingling.

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