First outbreak not going away
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Hi yall, it's been 3 months since my first out break and there are still the same blisters on my groin and it has not gotten better at all. When will these red bumps go away? I actually think it is getting worse and spreading and none of the original bumps have dissapeared yet. I thought this virus is supposed to have stages and they eventually dissapear, what is going on I am worried they will never dissappear. I am not taking any medication but i am taking lysine pills because i heard it helps. What should i do
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Listen, if this was herpes .. And hypothetically speaking it is; you don't want to go to the doctors and receive traditional medicine and I can assure you right now, nothing treats heroes better than what sorry @$$ big pharma gives us... So what magic answer yo resolve your issue, are you expecting from anyone here, who would like the same answers as you? I've been on this site 6 months and you are the only person who has posted something like this, because other people would go to the doctors. I'd need blood proof that is herpes.. There's no way you're not in pain.. That or you are just some random kid posting stuff online
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Well, if you ever read the posts by the women, they'll tell you how it is the worst pain of their life, can't go to work, can't walk and can't even sit. You never hear the males make that comment. So that is what I mean by excruitiating.
Make sure you take as many epsom salt baths a day as well. This will help dry it out, along with sooth inflammation. Also make sure to use baking soda to keep your area as dry as possible and to soak up discharge from the sores, to try and minimize the spreading of the virus to other areas of skin.
Why have you not seen a doctor? What makes you sure those pills on line are legit and how do you do that without a prescritpion? The other stuff that everyone in the UK uses called Acyclovir is supposed to be stronger than valtrex and studies show that it has a higher percentage of keeping asypomatic shedding and transmission down than valtrex does.
What is your daily diet and activities? I would like to see if there is something you are doing on a day to day basis that could possibly be keeping your infection active. Are you aware of any other illnesses you may have?
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By the way, I appreciate you for responding to my posts, its really helpful to know theres someone on the other end of the screen answering my questions.
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Well, I used to smoke, but quit on chantix. You should try quitting. Last thing we need, is to suppress our immune systems further. Also, find a good probiotic that will make it past your stomach acids, so your intestines can actually absorb the good bacteria. 70% of our immune system is in our gut. I eat like sh*t cause I hate cooking, woke a lot and live alone. I keep saying this is the week I'm going to clean up my diet so I can boost my digestive track, but... Here I still am. I'll be interested to see if my change in eating, stops my symptoms.
I'd say they to change your diet to more meats and veggies, not processed and even cutting the coffee just to see.
So you never mentioned how you know for sure you're getting the real deal medication or why you've not seen a doctor yet?
Oh not a problem and you're welcome. It is important to me that I'm there for others and that the correct info be put out. Nothing ircks me ore than some of the garbage I see being spread around. Glad I can be of some comfort
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