Just because you see a “scratch” doesn’t mean you should. If you scratch too much, it won’t look like your head. In fact, some people have to dig deep into their “scratch” to see if it’s a scar. If you scratch too much, it won’t look like your head.
If you scratch too much, you might think you have herpes. But that only means it is more serious than you think. In fact, many people believe that they are just scratching.
So what causes herpes? Well it is caused by a virus, and it spreads mostly through the skin of the mouth, but it can also spread from the vagina to the penis. If you have herpes, you can get it from other people too. Once you have the herpes, you can spread it to others if you continue to eat the same foods.
The good news is that most people can get rid of their herpes without ever touching the inside of their body. And, the bad news is, sometimes you will have to touch the inside of your body (or any part of your body) to get rid of it. With either scenario, it is important to be very careful.
Well, that’s a little bit of a problem if you aren’t careful. If it gets inside of you, then you will need to touch yourself with a clean razor to kill it. But if you eat the same foods that can get you infected, then it won’t hurt. And if you don’t touch yourself, then you can’t get rid of it.
I have to be careful in this situation because I get herpes. So I need to be very careful not to touch myself and I need to be careful in which part of my body to touch.
The herpes virus is called herpes simplex virus (HSV), and is a relatively rare STD. Its symptoms usually last between 2 and 21 days. However, it can be fatal. To be infected, you have to find a person who has already had HSV. If you do this, you will be more likely to pass it on to others. But if you do this, you are more likely to die from it as well.
I have had herpes for 3 years. I have no idea what type or symptoms the herpes was when I was first diagnosed. But I have had a couple of times where I’ve got blisters and then I feel the virus and have a fever for 2 days and then I’m fine. I have never had it again, but I think if I do, I will get it again and I’ve been using condoms for like 3 years now. That’s my official diagnosis.
If you’re not getting herpes, then you aren’t dying from it. If you aren’t dying, then you’re more likely to pass it on to others. And I’m not saying that you should never get it in the first place. If you have an unconfirmed diagnosis, then don’t panic. You may be fine. Just keep your head up and get yourself tested regularly.
I’m a bit of a hater when it comes to herpes. I’m one of those “I hate it and I wish it didn’t exist” people. But it’s actually totally harmless. Yes, I’m one of those people who gets it and says to myself, “This is crazy. I’m going to die!” But it’s usually just on my neck, and Ive even seen people who get that while on the toilet.
