How to treat vulvar herpes?

Herpes is a disease that many people have heard of, and herpes can be divided into many types, among which vulvar herpes is one of the more serious types. Vulvar herpes has a great impact on the happy life of many patients, and has also caused great harm to their physical and mental health. Patients feel very sad and scared. So, how to treat vulvar herpes? Regarding the treatment of vulvar herpes, please see the specific answers below.

Soon after being infected with the herpes simplex virus, there will be local burning sensation and clustered small red spots. The red spots will form white or yellow blisters within two days, and these blisters will quickly rupture and fuse. Herpes simplex in the genitals may also form ulcers, which are very painful to touch and are even more painful when urinating. Blisters may appear around genital herpes ulcers, but most ulcers will heal on their own after scabs form. Initial episodes of genital herpes may heal with treatment, and some may heal on their own, but the virus will still lurk in the body.

There are many methods to treat genital herpes simplex, which can be divided into general treatment, antiviral treatment and traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and these treatments are all indispensable, but general treatment is symptomatic treatment, while antiviral treatment is causal treatment, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment is based on syndrome differentiation and treatment, so it can achieve the purpose of treating both the symptoms and the root cause and prevent recurrence of the disease.

In addition, to prevent the recurrence of genital herpes simplex, in addition to actively cooperating with the doctor's treatment, you should also adjust your diet structure, such as avoiding eating irritating foods, keeping your diet as light as possible, and eating more foods rich in vitamins, which is conducive to recovery from the disease.

How to treat vulvar herpes? The main method currently adopted is antiviral treatment, which basically relies on scientific treatment with some drugs. For some patients, some physical therapy methods can be combined with auxiliary treatment. As long as the development of the herpes virus is controlled, the patient's condition can be controlled. However, the treatment of this disease requires a long process, and patients must work hard to persist in treatment.