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What Doctor Said when I Went for My Physical: Oh Sh*T Anniversary pt.3
Something Was Wrong but I Didn't Think It Was Herpes - Oh Sh*T Anniversary Pt.1
13 years ago I was diagnosed with genital herpes.
The Anxiety of Herpes Testing: Navigating the Waiting Period with the IGG Blood Test
Introduction
Understanding the Emotio…
Understanding the Emotional Toll: Mental Health in the Shadow of Herpes
Navigating the Emotional Landscape: Mental Health and Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV)
The Psychological Impact of an HSV Diagnosis
STD Awareness Month: Educate, Test, Treat
The Crucial Role…
Spring Break Serenity: Navigating Herpes Wellness and Safe Practices
Navigating Spring Break with Herpes Wellness and Safe Practices
Neuro-Somatic Harmony: Healing Shame, Nerves, and Herpes with Elisabeth Kristof
Unlocking Wellness: Elisabeth Kristof's Expertise in Neuro-Somatic Healing
Can You Test Negative After Testing Positive for Herpes?
Have you recently tested positive for herpes, but now you're wondering if it's possible to test negative? Understanding herpes testing can be confusing, especially when you receive unexpected results. Let's delve into this topic and address common questions surrounding herpes testing.
Understanding Herpes Testing
Herpes testing typically involves two types of tests: blood tests and swab tests. Blood tests look for antibodies produced by the immune system in response to the herpes virus, while …
Understanding Cervical Health Concerns with Herpes Outbreaks
Understanding the Herpes Stigma: How Perception Doesn't Match Reality
In a world where fear often overshadows facts, herpes stands as a prime example. The perception of this virus as a severe health threat doesn't align with its actual impact. Let's dive deeper into the reality behind the stigma and how it's evolved over time.
Herpes simplex virus, particularly HSV-2, usually linked with genital outbreaks, affects approximately 11.9 percent of Americans aged 14 to 49, with the majority being unaware of their infection. This lack of awareness is partly due to the …