What are the early symptoms of herpes?

Skin and sexually transmitted diseases are very common nowadays. Having this disease can be very devastating to the patient and sometimes even affect the relationship between two people. Everyone should understand the early symptoms of herpes, especially genital herpes zoster, and seek timely treatment to avoid unnecessary harm.

1. What are the early symptoms of herpes zoster?

1. The early symptoms of genital herpes zoster mainly cause infections of the lips, throat, eyes and skin, and in a few cases may also cause genital infections.

2. The pain of genital herpes zoster is often most severe during the first attack. The pain will be relieved and the duration will be shortened in subsequent attacks. It is one of the early symptoms of genital herpes zoster.

3. Common symptoms of genital herpes zoster: It can infect the following areas of the body: penis, scrotum, vulva, vagina, anus, urethra, thighs, vaginal opening, and buttocks are also early symptoms of genital herpes zoster.

4. Some people with genital shingles have no symptoms or are misdiagnosed with other diseases.

5. It usually occurs between the fourth and seventh days after the initial infection. There may also be flu-like symptoms after the initial infection, including fever and swollen lymph nodes in the groin. There is no specific pattern to how symptoms come and go. Some people may have an attack once a year, while others may have an attack every few weeks, which is also an early symptom of genital shingles.

2. What harm will herpes bring to children?

1. Herpes type. If herpes only appears on the skin, pharynx, conjunctiva of the eyes, etc., the child will suffer a lot.

2. Systemic diffuse type. It manifests as symptoms of systemic toxemia such as jaundice, hepatitis, and pneumonia. Improperly treated neonatal herpes virus infection has a 70% mortality or neurological sequelae.

3. Central nervous system type. Symptoms include intracranial infection such as increased intracranial pressure and convulsions.

Regarding the impact of shingles on fertility, the key issue is that when a woman is giving birth, the birth canal is the area where the herpes virus is active. Therefore, there is a high chance that the baby will be infected when passing through the birth canal. The immunity of an unborn baby is incomplete and cannot develop resistance to shingles. If a baby is infected with herpes and it is not handled in time or treated improperly, it is likely to cause the tragedy of infant death.

For a disease like shingles, we must treat it in the early stages of the disease, because it is easier to treat at this time and the harm to the patient is not so serious. The above introduces some of the symptoms of the early stages of the disease. We must be clear about this. Only in this way can we discover it in the early stages of the disease. Once the above symptoms appear, seek medical treatment as soon as possible and do not delay. Otherwise, not only will it be difficult for you to get rid of the disease, but it will also be a great threat to your family.