People infected with the genital herpes virus are prone to recurrence, and whether or not they will have a lifetime of recurrence has a lot to do with lifestyle habits, prognostic measures, etc., and will vary from person to person. Genital herpes is caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus, which can lead to the appearance of herpes in the affected area, accompanied by itching, tingling and other uncomfortable symptoms, affecting reproductive health. After scientific and standardized treatment, the disease can be clinically cured. The disease is not yet completely curable and is very prone to recurrence, especially within a year after infection, recurrence is more frequent, but the recurrence will gradually decrease, and most patients do not have a lifetime of recurrence. In addition, alcohol, cold, anxiety, sexual intercourse, menstruation and other factors also belong to the triggers of this disease, which can lead to the recurrence of the disease. It is recommended that patients actively cooperate with the treatment and follow the doctor’s instructions to correct bad habits and improve immunity, which can effectively prevent the recurrence of the disease.