Genital herpes shall be genital herpes, the residual virus lurks in the body for a long period of time after cure and recurrence is related to the individual’s immunity and resistance to the virus, hence, it may recur after thirty years.
Genital herpes is a sexually transmitted disease due to herpes simplex virus infection, which is prone to recurring episodes.
After genital herpes is cured, the herpes virus will remain latent in the body and it is difficult to completely eliminate it. If the patient is overworked, stay up late for a long time, or have a relatively poor resistance, it is easy for the latent virus to activate and recur. It may recur in a few months, or after a few years or decades.
In order to avoid recurrent genital herpes, it is important to increase your exercise to improve your immunity as well as your resistance to the virus. In the event of a recurrence of genital herpes, you can promote remission of the disease and reduce the rate of recurrence by taking oral antiviral medications such as acyclovir or valacyclovir for a period of time under the supervision of your doctor.
The medication should be taken according to the doctor’s instructions, avoiding taking it blindly on your own.