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What is Herpes and What are its Symptoms?
What is herpes? What are the symptoms of herpes? Herpes simplex is a viral infection that can involve the mouth (oral herpes) or genital region (genital herpes)...

How to Treat a Herpes Outbreak
Article by Nurse Practitioner Pam Egan about what can be done in terms of medical treatment options to reduce the symptoms of an oral or genital herpes outbreak.

Herpes Outbreak Prevention
You can’t catch genital herpes by sharing a glass, a towel, or sharing bath water. Herpes Simplex can be passed on skin-to skin contact with the live virus. The risk of transmitting the virus may possibly be reduced if you use condoms, however, condoms do not assure safety...

Addiional Links and Resources
Additional links to other resourceful sites and HSV-1 and HSV-2, as well as other herpes outbreak resources.

What is Herpes and What are its Symptoms
What is herpes? What are the symptoms of herpes? Herpes simplex is a viral infection that can involve the mouth (oral herpes) or genital region (genital herpes).

How to Treat a Herpes Outbreak
Article by Nurse Practitioner Pam Egan about what can be done in terms of medical treatment options to reduce the symptoms of an oral or genital herpes outbreak.

Herpes Outbreak Prevention
You can’t catch genital herpes by sharing a glass, a towel, or sharing bath water. Herpes Simplex can be passed on skin-to skin contact with the live virus. The risk of transmitting the virus may possibly be reduced if you use condoms, however, condoms do not assure safety.

What is Herpes? Tips on How to Suppress Your Outbreaks
Herpes simplex is part of a group of other virus called herpes Herpesviridae, which include the herpes virus 8 human (the cause of Kaposi's sarcoma), herpes zoster (the virus responsible for chickenpox and shingles) and cytomegalovirus (CMV) Herpes simplex 1 is generally responsible cases of oral herpes, although in rare cases, herpes simplex 1 affects the genital area