1. Symptom 1: Primary genital herpes is categorized into primary genital herpes and non-primary primary genital herpes. The former is primary genital herpes for those who develop symptoms from their first HSV infection. Some patients who have been infected with HSV-1 and then re-infected with HSV-2 and have a first episode of genital herpes are non-primary primary genital herpes, and their condition is relatively mild.
2. Symptom 2: recurrent rash after the primary lesions subside, recurrent genital herpes is lighter than the primary systemic symptoms and lesions, the course of the disease is shorter. Before the onset of rash localized burning sensation, pins and needles sensation or sensory abnormalities. Clusters of small blisters around the external genitalia or anus, soon broke to form vesicles or shallow ulcers, self-conscious symptoms are mild.
3. Symptom 3: clusters or scattered small blisters around the external genitalia or anus, which break down to form vesicles or ulcers in 2 to 4 days, with conscious pain. The inguinal lymph nodes are often enlarged with pressure pain. Patients may present with systemic symptoms such as fever, headache, and fatigue.
Precautions
These are the symptoms of the disease of genital herpes, if found to match the symptoms of the people, to the hospital in time for examination and get treatment to prevent the deterioration of the condition.