Herpes 1 Symptoms
Herpes 1, also known as herpes simplex 1, is the most common form of the sexually transmitted disease (STD). According to the University of Maryland's Medical Center, most symptoms associated with herpes 1 are oral-related.
Other People Are Reading
-
Cold Sores
-
The most common side effect of herpes 1, cold sores, may appear on your lips and tongue as either a single blister or a cluster. Avoid disturbing the sores, as they may burst.
Genitals
-
Oral contact with the genitals can cause a herpes 1 outbreak. Symptoms include red bumps similar to the fever blisters of the mouth, tenderness and itching.
-
Additional Symptoms
-
According to mayoclinic.com, you may experience flu-like symptoms such as sore throat and headaches. In addition, the lymph nodes of your neck and genitals may become large.
Considerations
-
If you have oral herpes, you can purchase over-the-counter (OTC) medications to shorten your breakout. Consult with your physician if you show signs of genital herpes, as you will need prescription treatment.
Warning
-
Avoid oral and genital contact if any symptoms are present. If you are pregnant, inform your doctor immediately if you experience any signs of herpes 1, because the virus could harm your child at birth.
-
