Recurrent genital herpes and primary genital herpes are the two main types of genital herpes. Recurrent genital herpes develops on the basis of primary genital herpes, which is treated repeatedly and recurs repeatedly, making patients suffer physically and mentally and threatening their health in the long run. When you have genital herpes, recurrent genital herpes often occurs within 1-3 months of the onset of primary genital herpes. Recurrent genital herpes is caused by HSV-2 infection and has a higher recurrence rate and more frequent episodes. The recurrence rate of recurrent genital herpes varies widely among individuals or within the lifetime of the same patient, with the first recurrence occurring six months to one year after the primary infection has subsided, with the majority of patients having 5-8 recurrences over several years, 10-12 recurrences per year in severe cases, and an average of 3-4 recurrences/year. Most patients have 5-8 recurrences over several years, 10-12 recurrences per year in severe cases, with an average of 3-4 recurrences/year. When recurrent genital herpes occurs, it is important to note that the symptoms are not only genital herpes, but can be complicated by other diseases. Recurrent genital herpes can be combined with sacral radiculopathy, which presents with pain or abnormal sensation in the buttocks or femur, urinary retention, and inability to have an erection. Other comorbidities include proctitis, prostatitis, and urethritis syndrome. The risk of cervical cancer is 5-10 times greater in women than in the general population. The symptoms of recurrent genital herpes are less severe than those of primary genital herpes. Causes of morbidity 1. Confused by superficial phenomena and do not get the root cause. The average patient will only use simple anti-viral drugs for disease control, this traditional method can only treat the symptoms but not the root cause. The use of passive therapy such as anti-interferon can only inhibit the replication of the virus, can not completely remove the virus present in the nucleus of the blood tissue cells, easy to relapse after stopping the drug. 2, did not get regular scientific diagnosis and treatment. There are many patients who take this disease lightly and do not follow the regular program of medical treatment, and buy and use drugs indiscriminately, leading to the occurrence of drug resistance and physical toxic side effects. 3, there is a risk of self-inoculation infection or re-infection. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on this kind of things.