Oral Herpes and How to Handle It
Indexed February 27, 2011
There are 2 types of herpes virus: herpes simplex 1 and herpes simplex 2. The 1st herpes virus is typically the cause of oral herpes. Oral herpes may come about in folks of any age, but largely younger persons.
Oral herpes occurs around the mouth, within the mouth, on the lips, gums and even the tongue. These irritating cold sores surface and can remain for a few weeks to a month. The virus is spread through touch with burst infected sores. It’s easy to catch.
When you first contract oral herpes, the ... See the complete post here
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