You Don't Have to Suffer From a Herpes Breakout

Solving it With Alternative Relief Remedies

Vaginal herpes can be an extremely difficult and stress filled condition that for many women is downright depressing to deal with without losing emotional control and feeling lost. Although there is no real cure for the herpes virus there is still hope for those that suffer from this sexually transmitted disease.

I assume that you are already familiar with the many different types of prescription drugs that are advertised in the many commercials on television. While helpful to some, the reality is many women that people that suffer from herpes simply can't afford the reoccurring expense associated with having to get a prescription refilled.

If you're someone who suffers from herpes and want to logically and sensibly explore alternative treatment methods to dealing with vaginal herpes then please continue to read this article.

You probably already know that you can contract vaginal herpes through a variety of different ways. Of course, the primary way, as you would expect, is through consensual sexual activity with a person that is infected with the virus.

Once infected the very first herpes breakout is usually the most painful and almost always last longer then all subsequent breakouts. That doesn't mean future breakouts aren't painful, far from it. These lesions are still extremely uncomfortable and irritating and let's not forget about the emotional embarrassment of having the herpes virus.

There is nothing worse than the feeling of being unattractive during the midst of a herpes breakout even if you are the only person that knows what you are going through.

Typical signs and symptoms of vaginal herpes include the formation of lesions around the genital area to include the buttocks, vulva, thighs and vagina walls. Normally these lesions are infectious for about three weeks which is much longer then what is common for a man who has herpes.

Despite all this there are some very helpful alternative relief methods that work as well or better then prescription medications.