Acyclovir helps relieve the symptoms of severe herpes outbreaks, and may also serve to reduce the frequency and severity of outbreaks for people who suffer from severe or very frequent outbreaks. Vaginal, anal or oral sex. Can affect the cervix, urethra, rectum, throat or the conjunctiva of the eyes. Rectal, cervical and pharyngeal gonorrhoea often have no signs. Usually a large single dose of an appropriate antibiotic.
Some strains are resistant to penicillin and require more intensive treatments.
Vaginal, anal or oral sex. It is also commonly spread through injecting equipment sharing among injecting drug users. In extreme cases, it can destroy the liver and cause death. Carrier mothers may transmit the infection to infants. Chronic carriers may develop permanent liver damage or liver cancer later in life.