Gynecologic herpes needs to be treated with antiviral medications, and topical and oral medications are generally recommended. 1. Topical medication. Gynecological herpes is caused by herpes simplex virus infection, which will cause uncomfortable symptoms such as clustered small blisters, pain and itching on the vulva. You can use glycerin lotion to relieve itching, as well as apply acyclovir cream or ganciclovir ointment for antiviral treatment under doctor’s supervision. 2. Oral medication. Gynecological herpes infection should be treated with oral medication in addition to topical medication, such as acyclovir tablets, vasiclovir tablets and other medications. Because gynecological herpes is contagious, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during treatment, and must be regulated according to the course of medication, enhance their own immunity, and resume sexual intercourse only after complete cure.