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Genetial Herpes
Genetial herpes is not treated with cryotherapy or a cone biopsy, these treatments are usually reserved for HPV.
It is referred to as a sexually transmitted disease as it is spread during a sexual contact with an infected person during an episode. The virus easily spreads through mucous membranes and cannot be removed from the body once it gets there.
Genetial herpes is not treated with cryotherapy or a cone biopsy, these treatments are usually reserved for HPV.
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Genetial Herpes -
Cryotherapy, Cone Biopsy
Though the infection can go unnoticed sometimes, most people suffer from blisters on the penis, vagina, and close areas. These symptoms are accompanied with pain, itching, burning, and sometimes fever. The condition cannot be cured, so medicines are used to relive pain only.
Genetial herpes is not treated with cryotherapy or a cone biopsy, these treatments are usually reserved for HPV.
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