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Cold Sore During Early Pregnancy
I need a little help please....?
My period alwaysss comes on time. I have a 21 day cycle. It was 2 days late, but I have been feeling sick for about a week now. No other symptoms of getting a cold or anything. I only feel like I'm going to throw up..either early in the morning or throughout the night. During the day, I seem to be fine. I took 2 pregnancy tests and both came out negative. It seems like I got my period, but it's very different. I usually break out in acne, my boobs are sore, and I am not such a nice person the week before I get my period. Well my acne cleared up and I didn't have any signs of my period. I'm just looking for people's opinions as to what is going on. I feel different, but I guess I will just have to wait for a week or so to see what's going on.
Thanks in advance for any comments
of course u could get pregnant like that...the pull out method isn't a way of Birth Control! You can get pregnant with pre-"come"...
go to planneD parenthood/ womans clinic or your doctors office and ask for a quantitative preg blood test. This test checks for any pregnancy hormone in your body and also gives you the percentage, which tells you how far off pregnant u are(if u are preg). Results take about 3-5 days cause blood work is sent to a lab.This is the only 100% acurate and guarantee way of finding out if you are pregnant.
You could also take a qualitative preg blood test. This checks for the preg hormone and just gives a yes or no answer and u get the result in 5 min
You could also get an ultrasound done...even if its to early to see or hear the fetus, the doc will be able to spot a gestational sac.
I hope u know that not all women have enough HCG in their urine for a urine preg test to work...So it might come out negative, when in fact you really are pregnant.
Instead of wasting a whole bunch of money on urine tests...just get a quantitative or ultrasound done...about 50 bucks....but its 100% guaranteed and accurate 
Good luck!
The Facts About Herpes
HSV2 is the virus which is usually involved in genital herpes. It can lie dormant at the base of the spine for years and then stress, a change of regime, or simply phase of the moon May trigger an outbreak of painful lesions on the genitals. About 12% of people in the Western world have become infected with herpes, but only one in five of these people have been diagnosed. This means that people who are infected May spread the virus to several sexual partners without even realize they are doing.
Protecting Yourself
One thing that many people do not realize is that herpes lesions around the mouth (for example, cold sores) can be spread on the genitals. Although the virus that causes cold sores, HSV1, tends to be less serious and less cause outbreaks in the genital area, it is always contagious. For this reason, a condom is necessary for people who have herpes.
Another mistake many patients is if they can not infect a partner if they have no injuries. Wrong. Even if the person with herpes refrain from any sex, then he or she lesions, there is still a chance of 10% per annum to pass the infection to their partners to sleep during the disease.
Early symptoms
When you are first infected with herpes, you can submit a week or two of symptoms that include May swollen glands, fever and fatigue and urinary symptoms such as inability to urinate and pain while urinating. Most people write these symptoms as being out due to a case of influenza or a urinary tract infection and do not bother to investigate further.
The symptoms later
Most infections genital herpes are limited to genitals. During the active phase of infection, women tend to develop painful lesions on vulva and their lips, and men to develop lesions on the penis and scrotum. Antiviral drugs can help shorten the duration of herpes outbreaks. Continue anti-viral therapy May reduce the number of homes as well.
During dormancy time, no injuries were visible on the genitals and the infected person usually feels no pain or discomfort. However, it is important to remember that even if the injuries are not visible, the infected person May still transmit the disease to his or her sexual partners.
How many times the HSV2 virus returns depends on many things. During the early years, recurrences May arrive as often as five to twelve times a year. As the patient is more used to manage his condition, however, outbreaks become less frequent and more severe.
Common factors that seem to influence outbreaks of stress, poor diet, not having enough rest, and damage to the skin, such as sunburn. Among women, the menstrual cycle May be related to outbreaks.
People on anti-viral therapy tend to have fewer epidemics, so talk to your doctor about the possibility of taking your medicine for herpes. It is important to remember, however, that if you stop taking the drug, herpes lesions likely to recur fairly quickly.
Psychological Aspects
Our society attaches a lot of guilt and shame to sexually transmitted diseases like herpes. Because this behavior, some people believe that herpes patients are at fault and, therefore, deserve no sympathy. It is important to remember, however, there are literally dozens of diseases either caused or aggravated by the behavior of our choice (for example, lung cancer, diabetes, liver disease), and little ' between them share the stigma of sexually transmitted diseases. If your doctor gives you an attitude, or worse, a conference, find another doctor quickly. You need someone who you will treat non-judgmentally and compassion.
If you continue to feel plagued by poor self-esteem, anxiety, feelings of worthlessness, sadness, etc, consider a few sessions with a psychologist or a psychiatrist who can help you find ways to improve your mood and self-esteem.
Conclusion
Nobody wants to hear that they have genital herpes, but he did not need to specify the end of your happiness, nor does it mean celibacy for life. Like any other chronic illness, it can be managed by medication, lifestyle changes, and a positive attitude.
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Information on symptoms of herpes can be found at the Herpes Facts site.
