Herpes Mouth

The herpes mouth virus is related to genital herpes, but not the HPV vaginal wart virus. The infection is easily spread with saliva, so close contacts such as kissing with an infected person should be avoided. To minimize the risk of the infection spread to other parts of the body, wash your hands with soap before rubbing the eyes or touching contact lenses. The herpes mouth virus is related to genital herpes, but not the HPV vaginal wart virus.

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Most people acquire this facial infection in childhood and have to always live with it without any hope of treating the condition. The good news is that the virus my be dormant for years causing no lesions on the lips, cheeks, and other facial areas. The herpes mouth virus is related to genital herpes, but not the HPV vaginal wart virus.

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