Female Genital Herpes

So what’s the difference between female genital herpes and male herpes?  The truth is not a heck of a lot.  When a woman gets herpes, she’ll often times find it on the inside and outside of the labia as well as on or even inside of the butt.  They can look like either red dots, larger blisters, fluid filled blisters and they can appear on their own or in clusters.

So How Do You Treat Female Genital Herpes?

The same way you treat male genital herpes, there are many different treatment methods out there, here are just a few of the methods you can try:

1.    Witch Hazel

This is a great all natural solution to the problem.  Applying witch hazel with a cotton ball to the affected area, especially in the early stages can help the sore to dry up and heal quickly.

2.    Get Your Vitamin C

If you take about 500mg of vitamin C 3 times a day, you can help speed up your cold sore recovery.  Much like vitamin C helps you get over a cold, it will help you get over an outbreak as it boosts your immune system’s strength.

3.     Baking Soda

Another way to deal with this condition is by adding some baking soda to water and applying that paste onto the sores.  It will work to reduce the pain and itching experienced.

Now there are more potent ways of dealing with female genital herpes that will get rid of the condition faster as well as keep it from returning.  If you’re looking to step it up a notch, try using Herpeset.  It’s one of the more popular oral and genital herpes solutions, it is absorbed instantly into the bloodstream via a spray under the tongue and thus starts working pretty fast.  You can learn more about it and how it works by clicking on this link.