Patients with herpes simplex does not affect normal alcohol consumption, but alcohol consumption is usually not recommended to avoid aggravating the condition. Herpes simplex usually refers to the disease caused by the herpes simplex virus infection. These patients often have burning skin and mucous membranes, clustered blisters, followed by rupture, oozing, etc. Most patients can recover on their own without treatment. Most patients recover on their own without treatment, while others with more severe conditions need to cooperate with their doctors for antiviral treatment, such as acyclovir and vasiclovir. For herpes simplex virus patients, prolonged and heavy alcohol consumption during the period of illness may cause capillary dilatation and accelerated blood flow, which may lead to increased inflammation at the herpes site and increase the chance of skin infection. Therefore, after the diagnosis of herpes simplex, patients should take appropriate treatment measures according to their own conditions to shorten the course of the disease and improve their symptoms.