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Posted by: d3r3k
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Reply by:MSH
It could be just a cold sore, herbies or other STD, only a docotor knows for sure.
There is no cure for Herpes sexual transmitted diseases (STD).
If you have the virus sexual transmitted disease (STD), your doctor may prescribe an oral antiviral medication that can treat your symptoms.
You should consult with a doctor as soon as possible.
Zorvirax is a new prescription drug to treat your symptoms for genital herpes you can ask your doctor about. Click to locate a doctor near you.
If you care about your health and girlfriend's health. Get examed by a doctor. Then, there will be no guessing. Even cold sores should be treated.

Reply by: manny
Cold sores (Fever blisters On the outside of the mouth) and herpes are both caused by the Herpes simplex virus (HSV), however, they are usually caused by different strands of the virus and can be very contagious.
Cold sores are typically caused by Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1).
Herpes on the other hand is usually caused by a different strand of the virus called Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2).
Canker Sores (on the inside of the mouth) are not cause by Herpes and are ulcerations, can be caused by acute stress, trauma to the area in your mouth, allergies, or by a reaction to a particular bacteria.
Cold sores are generally contracted from skin to skin contact with an infected area. Kissing or rubbing against the infected area are common examples of how the Herpes virus particles can be transferred. Once infected with cold sores, the Herpes virus remains inside the body in a latent (sleeping) state. Keeping this in mind, it is very important to avoid kissing and oral sex during an active bout of cold sores. Throughout your life the virus can then become "activated" causing a cold sore recurrence.
One Prescription treatment is Denavir. It is a topical cream intended for use for treating cold sores on the lips and face. It is not intended for internal use or for mucous membranes inside the mouth or nose or for treatment of the genitals or rectal area.
For preventing self-infection, Do not touch the area during an outbreak. If you do, wash your hands as soon as possible with soap and warm water. This will help prevent the virus from spreading further.
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Reply by: cj rivero
it is better to stop that kind of bad habit it good to prevent and to stop
that because prevention is better than cure....................
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