Genital herpes can cause painful sores or blisters around the genitals. Some people have mild symptoms or none at all.
Herpes may cause painful sores, tingling, itching, blisters, or recurrent outbreaks.
Testing may involve a clinical assessment, and blood test depending on symptoms.
Herpes is usually managed with antiviral medication. Treatment can help ease symptoms.
A clinician can help you understand your result, treatment, and ways to manage future outbreaks.
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Yes. Some people have outbreaks that return from time to time.
Herpes is usually managed with prescription medication.
Yes. Some people may not notice symptoms at first.
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