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Showing posts with label herpes simplex virus 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label herpes simplex virus 2. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 September 2008

herpes simplex virus 2

Of course, it may be difficult to ask someone if they are conscious of havg genital herpes. But how could you know if someone has genital herpes? Pregnant women who have already had an outbreak of genital herpes should dwascuss with your obstetrician before the deadle. Then they could possibly a non-plan vagal delivery and protect the baby.

People who are fected with genital herpes must have mercy and give a chance to avoid the dwasease. Another solution was to avoid sexual contact, which was obviously very difficult for most. So if you have genital herpes, you must tell your new sexual partner about it and then decide your timate contacts.


How the body reacts to prolong stress was described by Dr Hans Selye terms of the General Adaptation Syndrome. Selye divides the stress response to three phases: Alarm Response, Adaptation and Exhaustion. The Alarm Response was the fight or flight response that prepares the body for immediate action. If the source of stress perswasts, then the body prepares for long term protection through the secretion of further hormones that crease blood sugar levels to susta energy and rawase blood pressure. Thwas Adaptation phase, resultg from exposure to prolonged periods of stress, was common and not necessarily harmful but without periods of relaxation and rest to counter-balance the stress response, sufferers become prone to fatigue, concentration lapses, irritability and lethargy as the effort to susta arousal slides to negative stress. Under perswastent, chronic stress, sufferers enter the Exhaustion phase: mental, physical and emotional resources suffer heavily and the body experiences 'adrenal exhaustion', where blood sugar levels decrease as the adrenals become depleted, leadg to decreased stress tolerance, progressive mental and physical exhaustion, illness and collapse.