性器ヘルペスはどのくらいで治る？いつまで人にうつる？性交渉はいつからして良いの？

In this article, we explained how long it takes for genital herpes to heal, how long you can remain contagious, and when it's okay to resume sexual intercourse. Once infected, genital herpes never goes away and remains dormant in the body. It can recur and cause symptoms when your immune system is weakened or you're feeling unwell. When you're infected with herpes for the first time, symptoms typically resolve within 2-4 weeks without treatment, or within 5-10 days with treatment. While you're most contagious while experiencing symptoms like sores and blisters, you can still be infected even when you're asymptomatic. Sexual intercourse can resume once symptoms like blisters subside. Note: While the content introduced on this channel is generally based on textbooks, it may also include subjective opinions based on the clinical experience of the creator (Director of YouTube Women's Clinic). Additionally, the treatments and medications introduced on this channel generally refer to typical treatments and medications found in textbooks and guidelines. The names of the medications may differ from those prescribed to you, but this does not necessarily mean that the prescription is incorrect. Many medications have similar effects but have different names depending on the time of release and the manufacturer, so we recommend that you search the internet to find out the name and effects of the medication you have been prescribed.