Genital Herpes Medical Reference

Many people with genital herpes don’t have any symptoms. WebMD explains what tests tell you if you have it, what they’re like, and how fast you can get your results.

Genital herpes doesn’t have a cure, but it can be treated. WebMD describes what to expect, how to protect your partners, and what to do if you’re pregnant.

WebMD explains the causes, triggers, symptoms, and treatment of genital herpes in men and women.

WebMD explains the symptoms of genital herpes.

From symptoms to treatment to prevention, get the basics on genital herpes from the experts at WebMD.

WebMD explains the treatment of genital herpes.

Most people are surprised to find out that two types of herpes viruses -- the one that causes cold sores and the one that causes chickenpox -- can cause serious eye problems. Learn more from WebMD.

WebMD offers 10 says to reduce the risk of getting and passing genital herpes.

Interested in helping to test new treatments for genital herpes? WebMD tells you how.

Learn more from WebMD about the causes, symptoms, and treatment of herpes simplex viruses, which are categorized into two types: type 1 (HSV-1 or oral herpes) and type 2 (HSV-2 or genital herpes).

Researchers are looking for new ways to fight genital herpes. WebMD tells you about promising treatments on the horizon.

Self-care measures and some herbs and supplements may help relieve genital herpes symptoms. Learn more from WebMD.

Genital herpes needn't be a barrier to a healthy sexual relationship with your partner. WebMD offers tips on adapting to the condition.

Don't know how to break the news to your partner that you have genital herpes? WebMD offers suggestions for broaching the conversation.

WebMD provides a guide to the names, side effects, and potential interactions of several medications for genital herpes.

WebMD provides a glossary of terms used to explain genital herpes.

WebMD provides genital herpes resources to find support and information.

WebMD explains how to avoid getting genital herpes during pregnancy, and what to do to keep yourself and baby healthy if you already have it.

WebMD offers lifestyle tips for minimizing genital herpes outbreaks.

Genital herpes can increase the risk of being infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, or cause problems for people already living with HIV. WebMD explains.

WebMD explains the drugs used to ease symptoms of genital herpes and perhaps prevent outbreaks.

WebMD explains how to maintain a good sex life - even if you have genital herpes.

WebMD answers questions you may have upon learning your partner has genital herpes.

Don't let genital herpes keeping you from dating. Some practical tips from WebMD will help you get back in the mix.

If you think you might have genital herpes and you're visiting the doctor, bring these questions and illustrations from WebMD for guidance.