Herpes & Cold Sore Treatment Options
There are many forms of Herpes; HSV-1 and HSV-2 are the most common, but there are more. We have information on a range of topics and treatments related to Herpes and cold sores including:
- Herpes type 2 natural treatment
- Natural cold sore treatment
- BHT antiviral medication
- Vitamins to boost weakened immune system for Herpes infections
- Information on the healing process after a Herpes outbreak
Herpes facts….
- According to the World Health Organisation (Jan 2017); an estimated 3.7 billion people under the age of 50 (60%) worldwide have, and seek treatment for, the HSV-1 infection (Herpes Simplex Virus type 1)
- Once you contract the Herpes virus, it stays in your system forever. Most of the time it lies dormant but there are situations that can trigger an outbreak, such as being unwell or stress.
- Not everyone who carries the Herpes virus will have outbreaks; some people remain asymptomatic their whole lives
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