Herpes virus can cause any disease

Herpes viruses are normally divided into two types. One is herpes simplex virus type 1, which normally causes common herpes simplex. This type of herpes is most common around the lips and corners or nostrils, causing red pimples or tiny blisters that cause a mild burning or painful sensation. Generally, it can be cured after a few days with topical drugs such as interferon or penciclovir cream, which are also easy to cure. The second condition is herpes simplex virus type 2, which causes genital herpes. It is usually transmitted through sexual contact. It causes erythema or blisters on the external genitals of men and women, causing pain. Sometimes the disease is more severe, and it can also cause limb weakness. Treatment principles are oral or intramuscular antiviral drugs, including valciclovir. Immunity-boosting drugs, including transfer factor capsules or thymosin, may also be given orally or intramuscularly. With regular treatment, all types of herpes virus infection are curable.