How to use medicine for genital herpes?

Genital herpes is an infectious disease. Having genital herpes can easily lead to sexual transmission. It can be transmitted through sexual intercourse between men and women. There are many types of drugs to treat genital herpes. You can first take some antiviral drugs, or interferon, etc., and pay attention to regular life and hygiene.

One of the biggest drawbacks for many genital herpes patients when using drugs to treat genital herpes is that it cannot cure the root cause and is very prone to relapse. Oral and injectable drugs are not effective in treating viruses and can only inhibit the virus but not kill it. The reason is that HSV is present in the human skin, mucous membranes, epidermis, and blood. Oral and injectable drugs enter the body fluids and circulation and cannot reach effective concentrations in the epidermis. They cannot establish the local immune system of the human body's distal tissues (skin part) and cannot achieve the "anti-disease" effect. If used in large quantities for a long time, it will increase the burden on organs such as the liver and kidneys and cause more obvious systemic toxic and side effects.

If genital herpes is treated with only oral antiviral drugs, interferon, laser and other methods, it is prone to repeated recurrences. Current conventional treatments include: Western medicine, injections, surgery, freezing, and laser. Although these methods can relieve symptoms and inhibit the progression of the disease in a short period of time, none of them can get rid of the treatment limitations of genital herpes, which is "difficult to treat thoroughly and easy to recur", and therefore cannot achieve the ideal therapeutic effect. Patients suffer from repeated attacks of the disease, and at the same time, a lot of economic burden is added in vain. Experts explained that the effectiveness of conventional treatments is limited to the surface, and they only treat the symptoms but not the root cause. They only remove the warts on the surface, while the viruses lurking deep in the skin, blood, and internal organs still exist. If the deep wart toxins cannot be removed, recurrence is inevitable.

There is currently no specific antiviral drug. In general, the treatment of genital herpes requires a comprehensive treatment approach. There are many drugs for the treatment of genital herpes, as long as they are wart-destroying drugs. However, medications are not very effective in treating genital herpes. Patients should choose carefully.

To treat genital herpes, one must first remove the warts and secondly prevent recurrence. The key is to prevent recurrence. It is very easy to remove surface warts. Conventional methods for treating genital herpes include physical therapy such as laser, freezing, and topical medications, which can remove surface warts. However, genital herpes is caused by a virus. Simply removing warts is meaningless in clearing the virus in the body. The virus lurking under the skin still exists and will recur. Therefore, only when the virus lurking under the skin is completely eradicated can it be considered a real treatment.

Genital herpes is a skin disease and cannot be cured by medication. Drugs only play an auxiliary role and cannot achieve the purpose of cure. Long-term use of oral medications will cause certain damage to various organs of the body. Therefore, we must be cautious when treating genital herpes. If you find out that you have genital herpes, don't assume that it can be cured with medication. You need to actively go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.