Sweat herpes is self-limiting and can be self-healing outside of eliminating the causes and removing the triggers. However, herpes sweat is prone to recurrence, and there is significant itching when the condition flares up. It is recommended that medication be prescribed to control the symptoms and avoid recurring episodes. Herpes perspiration may resolve on its own within a few weeks, but people with itching or other uncomfortable symptoms should take timely treatment, depending on the severity of the condition, choose topical medication, oral medication and other ways of treatment. During the attack of sweat herpes, there will be localized obvious itching, do not use both hands to scratch the itchy parts, to prevent the skin from breaking down and then secondary infection or affect the recovery of sweat herpes. Early blistering treatment, mainly to dry and stop itching, can be used externally with glycerite lotion and glucocorticoid cream treatment, such as tretinoin urea cream and so on. When the itching is obvious, oral antihistamine medication can be taken, such as loratadine, cetirizine and so on. Sweat herpes is a self-limiting disease, although it will subside on its own, but because of the disease itching symptoms, it is recommended that patients seek medical treatment in time to use drugs to control the condition.