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How to treat anal herpes!!!!!?????

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nevines
nevines

I was diagnosed with herpes, this is my first outbreak on my vagina and anus. It feels like glass when i poop so i've been trying not to eat but i get starving, so eventually i have to poop. When I do, i bleed after wards because the sores have been rubbed on and the scabs ripped off by my bowel movement. Does this hinder the virus from going away? What can I do to not rip off the scabs when i poop? I'm also on 400mg 3 times a day Acyclovir for 10 days

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  • FelizCastus
    FelizCastus nevines

    Posted

    Better to eat but keep your poop soft, so that it can be eliminated easily. Eat prunes, dried figs or apricots, or take a teaspoon of coconut oil, etc. Wipe gently and rinse the rest off.
  • cartercali
    cartercali nevines

    Posted

    Tea tree oil helps !!

    Omfggggg . I had an active outbreak and put it on my sores and they cleared up within a day or two ...

    Just make sure you put something on the sores to keep it moist when it dries up it kind of rubs together and it can be so painful .

    I've never got any on my butt so I can't speak on that one.

    I would definitely be taking stool softeners..

  • hayley39028
    hayley39028 nevines

    Posted

    Try using preparation H. The tube has an applicator that u can insert up ur anus and will help pave the way for ur fecal matter. I hope this helps
  • hayley39028
    hayley39028 nevines

    Posted

    Did you try the preparation H? I know it's for hemorrhoids, but it may help 'ease the way' so to speak, in the situation too.

  • hayley39028
    hayley39028 nevines

    Posted

    Also buy red marine algae and l-lysine, both help reduce outbreaks, by boosting your immune system.
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