What causes blisters on the lower body?

If you have blisters on your lower body, you need to pay attention to whether it is caused by genital herpes. Because genital herpes is a common sexually transmitted disease that can cause many adverse reactions, you need to focus on scientific treatment and care.

1. What causes blisters?

Genital herpes is generally transmitted through sexual transmission, or from mother to child, or indirectly through sexual contact. It is a common disease. Generally, 3-5 days after infection, a burning sensation will appear, followed by erythema, and then several small blisters will begin to appear on the surface, which will itch and hurt, and then turn into a pustule, which will form erosion or ulcer after breaking.

2. What harm will it cause?

After being infected with the virus, not only will the urinary system organs and tissues be damaged, possibly causing urethritis, but it will also lurk in the dorsal root neurons of the spinal cord, easily causing complications such as myeloneuritis, which is quite harmful. If discovered, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

3. Antiviral treatment methods:

1. Keep the private parts clean, dry and not damp. Add a certain proportion of physiological saline when washing every day.

2. Female newborns with concurrent bacterial infections can use antibiotic ointment.

3. If the pain is unbearable, you can use pain-relieving ointment or oral painkillers.

4. Although the current treatment cannot completely eliminate the virus, don’t be too impatient because of this. Keep calm and give yourself psychological confidence.