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634 Tips to Living a Normal Life with Herpes
Being diagnosed with herpes may seem like the end of the world, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Yes, herpes is bad news and yes, the virus is forever in your system without any cure for it, but that shouldn’t stop you from going on and...
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71Shingles (Herpes Zoster)
Shingles is a viral infection characterized by painful rash appears usually as a strip of blisters on one side of the torso of the body; however, it may occur anywhere in the body. It is caused by Varicella Zoster Virus or VZV, the same virus that cause chickenpox. Learn more...
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63Treat cold sores by using Generic Zovirax
Herpes is viral infection caused by virus know as herpes simplex virus .This virus exist in two forms HSV I and HSV II. It can be easily said that HSV I is responsible for oral herpes whereas HSV II is responsible for genital herpes. Herpes is an...
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64How to Prevent Cold Sores with Zovirax
While it is almost impossible to prevent cold sores, you can easily prevent them from developing into a full-blown outbreak, by the timely application of a cream containing anti-viral drug acyclovir 5%, like Zovirax.
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63How does Zovirax cream work?
Zovirax cream treats oral herpes sores. This cream contains aciclovir which is an antiviral medication. Aciclovir works by stopping the herpes virus from reproducing. If aciclovir works properly the herpes virus has nothing to feed off and won't be...
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56Viral protection
How herpes appears, knows almost everything. In cold appearance of the characteristic rash around the mouth - a phenomenon common. Rash is a point bubbles that then be opened with the formation of painful...
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85Shingles: What Do You Know About It?
What Do You Really Know About Shingles? 080809 1. Shingles is caused by the chickenpox virus TRUE_______FALSE_______ 2. Shingles is contagious TRUE_______FASE________ 3. Shingles may reoccur but only...
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65Letter to your doctor
A: In professional, medical terms we don't use the word "cure" as its misleading. Diseases are controlled or managed (all diseases). The word "cure" is used by our marketing people who are not familiar with...
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