Herpes simplex virus symptoms

The symptoms of female herpes simplex virus are divided into genital herpes and herpes simplex: herpes simplex is caused by herpes simplex virus type 1 infection. Its symptoms are mainly small blisters on the oral mucosa or trunk. Cluster distribution is also accompanied by pain. After scratching, blisters will show symptoms such as ulceration, exudation, erosion and scab. If a woman shows herpes on the genitals, she will show blisters, erythema, clusters on the labia, vaginal orifice, perianal, buttocks, and it is easy to cause infection due to scratching. If the symptoms are severe, she will also show fever. Therefore, if the virus infection is shown, use antiviral drugs for external application and internal treatment.