Herpes Evidences for Female

When it comes to female symptoms, herpes outbreaks can sometimes be clearly visible on the outside the vagina or hidden inside the vaginal wall. For help identifying possible symptoms associated with this annoying disease along with basic information about the virus, keep reading.

Herpes Basics

There are two major kinds of herpes - they are Herpes Simplex

Type 1 and Herpes Simplex Type 2. Type 1 refers to oral herpes, this is the kind of herpes that shows up on your lips and in or around your mouth. Type 2 herpes is typically genital herpes and is considered a STD.
Herpes has no cure - however the disease, its outbreaks, and level of contagiousness can often be controlled with drug therapies.
While some people will never experience a noticeable herpes outbreak, many do. The first instance typically occurs within three weeks of your exposure to the disease. It's also often the worst out of any subsequent outbreaks as your body has not had a chance to build up antibodies to the disease. If you have a mild case, you may not notice it at all.