Early herpes in women

The incubation period of herpes is relatively long. It usually takes several months before it breaks out. The early symptoms of herpes include headache, fever, redness, swelling, itching, etc. Therefore, for the symptoms of herpes, we should pay attention to skin hygiene, and avoid scratching the skin with our hands when the skin is itchy. Antibiotics should be used for treatment, especially for herpes occurring in the private parts.

1. Latent symptoms: 70% of women will experience latent symptoms, which manifest throughout the patient's body. The most common symptoms are headache, fever, and muscle discomfort. People can discover these symptoms in time, so when you find yourself feeling unwell, you should seek medical help in time to avoid the worsening of the disease.

2. Symptoms of primary herpes: Symptoms of primary herpes refer to the symptoms that appear in patients who are infected with genital herpes for the first time. The symptoms in women are more serious. The main manifestations are the appearance of groups of small papules on the patient's skin surface, which slowly break and then fester until the wounds form scabs. The patient's local skin will also have symptoms of pain. In some severe cases, patients may also experience symptoms such as difficulty urinating and itchy skin.

3. Symptoms of recurrent herpes: The symptoms of recurrent herpes mainly refer to the symptoms of reinfection when the disease has not been cured. In fact, the probability of recurrence of genital herpes within half a year is still quite high. The symptoms are basically similar to those of primary genital herpes. The disease will form a scab after one week and will heal after 10 days. We must persist in the treatment of genital herpes and not give up treatment halfway.

4. Symptoms of herpes during pregnancy: The main symptoms of herpes during pregnancy are stillbirth, miscarriage or premature birth. The harm of herpes during pregnancy is very serious. The impact on the health of the fetus is an issue that everyone should pay attention to. If recurrent herpes occurs during pregnancy, the impact on the fetus is relatively small, but once this symptom occurs, you must seek medical attention in time.