Herpes included in sexually transmitted infection caused by the herpes simplex virus. The disease is also four times more likely to be suffered by women than men.
There are two types of the virus that causes herpes, the herpes simplex virus (HSV) type 1 which usually causes canker sores or sores in the mouth and face, as well as HSV type-2 that the genital or genital area. However, both types of the virus can also cause either genital or oral.
Most HSV-1 and HSV-2 are inactive (silent) and do not cause symptoms. Few people experience symptoms such as minor injuries.
HSV type two is more commonly found in women. This is because the transmission from men to women is more effective than from women to men.
Once a person is infected with HSV, the virus will remain in the body for life. Transmission of the virus occurs by direct contact, including skin contact, sexual (vaginal, oral, or anal sex), and kissing.
Genital herpes can be transmitted even if there are no breaks in the skin or other symptoms. This is because a person usually does not realize they are infected.
Although the virus is dormant, but genital herpes can recur if the hormonal changes, there is a viral infection, fatigue, or immune system disorders.
Symptoms to watch out for include heartburn and burning in the vagina, pain in the legs, buttocks or vagina, stomach area under such pressure, painful or difficult urination, as well as flu-like symptoms.
Genital herpes can be dangerous to pregnant women because it increases the risk of miscarriage. In addition, this virus can also be transmitted to the baby through the birth canal. Therefore, women who suffer from herpes infections recommended delivery through surgery.
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