The virus, which is carried by millions of people, begins to manifest itself during a decrease in immunity.
Many of us are familiar with an unpleasant state when, for no reason, nasty bubbles suddenly appear on the lip, which it hurts to touch. The lip begins to swell and the appearance is simply depressing.
Herpes in awake form often accompanies people with HIV - infection and AIDS, eczema, severe burns, those who take chemotherapy, and potent drugs. The cause of cold sores in winter can be severe hypothermia, vitamin deficiency, lack of movement and fresh air, as well as SARS and flu.
What is herpes on the lips?
Herpes on the lips is a chronic relapsing form of herpes, which is a consequence of infection with the herpes virus in early childhood. After the primary herpetic infection suffered by the child, the herpes virus remains in the body for life, and is periodically activated, causing the formation of herpetic eruptions on the lips and skin around the mouth.
The very first case of herpes always occurs in the form of herpetic gingivostomatitis. In 90% of cases, the primary case of the disease is mild and is usually mistaken by parents for teething symptoms. All repeated outbreaks of herpes most often occur on the lips, sometimes on the skin of the face and mucous membrane of the oral cavity.
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What is dangerous herpes?
According to the Mayo Clinic (this is one of the largest private medical and research centers in the world), people with weakened immune systems, including patients after severe burns, during chemotherapy, after organ transplantation, with HIV or AIDS, are at risk of complications.
In some HSVs, it may not be limited to vesicles at the mouth, but can be transferred, for example, to the fingertips (this can happen with a child who is used to pulling his thumb in his mouth). Cold sores can also cause eye infections, and they, in turn, can, in turn, cause vision problems. In people with eczema, herpes vesicles can spread throughout the body. In the case of a weakened immune system, herpes can affect other organs, such as the brain.
How is HSV-1 transmitted?
Herpes is very contagious and can be transmitted from person to person through close direct contact. According to the National Health Service of Great Britain, most often we get it already in childhood, for example, when a mother or dad kisses a child on the cheek (who had herpes). It can also be transmitted through common objects: for example, cutlery or towels.
Oral herpes is most contagious when a person has that very “cold” on his lips. But you can transmit the virus to others even at the moment when there are no characteristic rashes.
The virus passes through the skin and spreads through the nerves, where it is inactive (at rest) until it is awakened by a trigger. If a person has had an episode of herpes at least once, then the virus remains in the nerve cells (even after the vesicles have passed) and can appear in the same place as before.
What causes frequent cold sores?
The frequency of occurrence of vesicles is different in different people: for someone, herpes occurs once in a lifetime and does not recur anymore, for someone regularly occurs two to three times a year.
Its next appearance can provoke :
- another viral infection
- hormonal changes, including those associated with menstruation,
- stress,
- fatigue,
- excessive exposure to the sun and wind,
- changes in the immune system.
What are the symptoms?
Before the bubbles “hatch”, in the place of future rashes, itching, burning, and tingling may appear. Therefore, doctors recommend starting drug therapy at this stage, it is more effective.
Symptoms may persist for several days, and the vesicles will heal within two to four weeks. During the first appearance of herpes, some people experience fever, painful gum erosion, sore throat, head or muscle pain, and also feel an increase in lymph nodes.
Relapses of symptoms of oral herpes can cause discomfort and mental disorders. With genital herpes, these factors reduce the quality of life and destroy sexual relations. However, over time, most people get used to this "symbiosis", adapt to coexistence with the infection.
How to protect yourself
If herpes has already manifested, then the doctor should prescribe antiviral drugs to the patient for regular use. During an exacerbation of the disease, doctors advise preventing its spread. To do this, avoid skin contact with other people, do not use common objects - towels, lip ointments, lipstick, dishes. Also, the patient should remember about hygiene and wash his hands as often as possible.
First, you need to dress warmly. In order to prevent the recurrence of herpes, it is better to wear a long down jacket or a fur coat, warm shoes, and socks. Do not forget about the hat, mittens, scarf. Better to prevent hypothermia than two weeks to be treated.
Secondly, keep an eye on nutrition. Eating fruits and vegetables will save you from vitamin deficiency. Pay special attention to vitamins A, C, and E. Ginger, tangerines, oranges, persimmons, brewed rose hips and other foods rich in useful substances will help maintain immunity.
Thirdly, it is worth more to walk and play sports. Winter is the time for active sports and outdoor recreation. Those who do not like skiing and snowboarding can simply enjoy a walk in the winter park or in the forest.
Fourth, have a good rest. Stress and nervous exhaustion also weaken the immune system. Do not neglect the vacation or take a lot of work when you feel very tired. Herpes appears not only in the winter but also in the summer. If the sun's rays provoke it, use a sunscreen before going outside.
What is prevention?
Since the virus most easily spreads with fluid from the vesicles, avoid skin contact with other people at this time. Do not share your cutlery, towel, lip balm, or other items that might have been in contact with saliva.
Persons with manifesting symptoms of oral herpes should refrain from oral sexual intercourse in order to prevent the transmission of herpes to the genitals of the sexual partner.
If you often have herpes or you are at risk for complications, your doctor may prescribe antiviral drugs.
If you have cold sores caused by exposure to the sun, use sunscreen in the place where rashes usually appear.
Herpes treatment at home:
- lip balms, which are at least 1% composed of lemon balm;
- tea with lemon and compresses with it;
- peppermint and witch hazel oil;
- aloe vera gel (relieves inflammation and moisturizes);
- licorice root (due to glycyrrhizic acid possesses antiviral activity);
- licorice powder must be applied directly to the wounds, previously mixed with water or petroleum jelly;
- echinacea (add to tea or take as additives);
- cream or supplements with L-lysine (stimulates the immune system and promotes cell regeneration);
- milk (contains antibodies and L-lysine);
- corn starch paste (you need to mix starch and water in equal parts);
- a mixture of rhubarb and sage.
Vitamin E helps repair damaged skin cells and promotes the growth of new ones. Foods rich in this vitamin include nuts, wheat germ, greens, and vegetable oils (soybean, cottonseed, corn, peanut).
Vitamin C helps increase white blood cell levels, which help the body fight infection. A large amount of this vitamin is found in berries, tomatoes, peppers, kiwi, broccoli, spinach, etc.
Persons with herpes should seek medical attention if symptoms persist within a few weeks or worsen.
Complications from HSV-1 are rare but possible. They can occur if the virus spreads to other parts of the body. For example, the virus can spread to the fingertips in the form of a felon, or to the eyes in the form of keratitis.
Precautions for "cold":
- Do not touch the wounds with your hands (to avoid bacterial infection);
- be sure to wash your hands before treating wounds;
- apply ointments, creams, oils only with sterile objects (for example, a cotton swab);
- do not rub cream/ointment into the wound;
- get rid of old oral hygiene items (such as toothbrushes) as soon as a “cold” appears, and as it goes away, start using new ones again;
- do not eat acidic, salty and other foods that can cause irritation and ulcers;
- avoid kisses or another tactile contact with the affected area;
- Use lip sunscreen throughout the year.
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