Herpes Stages

Genital Herpes Stages

The stages of herpes website was created to help those with genital herpes better understand the condition.

Please understand that I am not a Doctor, just a woman who has had vaginal herpes for over 20 years and knows quite a lot about what it is like living with herpes.

You do not have to fear or be ashamed of having HSV2.  It has been widely reported that over 40% of the general population carries this virus and many don’t even know.  This fact alone makes it important that you always protect yourself and greatly reduce the risk of contracting herpes.   You can do this by always wearing a condom (especially with new partners), and by avoiding all sexual activity when you have an active outbreak. ‘

You will learn from this website all about the herpes stages, including the early stages of herpes, and the beginning stages of genital herpes.

While there is no cure for herpes, it is more than possible to live happily and successfully with HSV2.   Learning to treat your outbreaks at the first signs will greatly reduce symptoms and possible stop your outbreaks from coming all together.  This can be hard to believe if you have been living with frequent symptoms but I have lived with this virus, and can assure you that it is true.

There is a tremendous amount of information here on this website including treatment, support and information.   Please take the time to visit each blog post and become familiar with the different stages.  Appropriate treatment and relief can be taken at each of the individual three stages.   Knowledge is power and taking control of your thoughts and your beliefs about “H” will go a long way to living HSV2.  And if for any reason you continue to have outbreaks, you can find experiment with different treatments and strategies that work for you.

I wish you all the best in learning to cope with this condition and please contact me if you have any questions or comments regarding the site.

There is also everything you ever wanted to know about H over at Genital Herpes.

Take care,

Nanci Elliott