Questions for: 'herpes simplex virus'
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No. Once you develop a cold sore, you will never be rid of the virus. The virus retreats into the ganglions of the nerves. This enables the Herpes Simplex Virus to easily cause infections again and again. It is possible to prevent the activation of t...
VIRUMED® - Medical device for the prevention and treatment of cold sores and fever blisters
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The risk of spreading the herpes-simplex virus is greatest when fluid has already formed in the blisters and these then burst.
Herpes simplex - FAQs - Questions & Answers.
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Answer: Yes, it is possible to infect someone with herpes, even when you don't have any symptoms. Once thought to be transmitted only when sores were present, recent research has shown that herpes simplex virus (HSV) can be passed even when no visibl...
Los Angeles County STD Program - Frequently Asked Questions
Do you stock any disinfectants that have been registered with the EPA to kill the HIV-A (AIDS virus)?
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A.) Yes, Elky Pro Disinfectant Healthcare Spray (SA-143). This product will disinfect HIV-1 (AIDS virus) on inanimate environmental surfaces. It also disinfects Herpes Simplex Virus Types 1 and 2 on inanimate environmental surfaces. This is id...
Hesco, Inc. - Frequently Asked Questions
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Clorox® Disinfecting Kitchen Cleaner is effective against the following organisms: Bacteria: Pseudomonas aeruginosa Salmonella choleraesuis Staphylococcus aureus (Staph.) Viruses: Influenza A, (The most common and dangerous type of human flu viru...
Clorox.com | Frequently Asked Questions About Clorox Disinfecting Kitchen Cleaner
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Varicella-zoster virus (also called herpes zoster). This causes chickenpox and shingles which are occasionally mistaken for herpes simplex. Shingles is a recurrence of chickenpox and in the elderly it may cause painful nerve damage. Cytomegalovirus (...
Frequently Asked Questions | Herpes Viruses Association
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Antibodies against B virus are generally not protective in the sense that they will prevent another infection or even a reactivation of a latent infection. This situation is similar to what is seen for herpes simplex infections. High levels of antibo...
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