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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Herpes / July 2007Name of Parasites that Invade due to herpes Infection
Does anyone know the name of the prarsites that invade due to lowered immune system reposnse from herpes. I have lesions on the inside of mouth now that arppear to be entry points for parasites I foams big time with peroxide.. What are they called and how do you kill them? Thanks in advance, Richard >I have lesions on the inside of >mouth now that arppear to be entry points for parasites I foams big >time with peroxide. Peroxide will foam on an active Herpes lesion no matter where its location. No parasite required. And no, I've never heard of any particular parasite associated with Herpes. Where did you hear that? M2 Hi Rich, There are no parasites that are associated with herpes. And herpes doesn't lower your immune system. It's the lower immune system that then allows herpes to create an outbreak. So, you've got it a bit reversed. Lesions on the inside of your mouth could be anything--and most of them have nothing to do with parasites. I suggest seeing a doctor for a proper diagnosis. ar > Does anyone know the name of the prarsites that invade due to lowered > immune system reposnse from herpes. I have lesions on the inside of > mouth now that arppear to be entry points for parasites I foams big > time with peroxide.. What are they called and how do you kill them? > Thanks in advance, > Richard Hi Rich, Yes, usually it is a lower immune system that allows herpes to surface. I know that when I am run down, fatigued, stressed, or sick I am more likely to an outbreak. Since I have had herpes I have never known it to cause me to get sick more often, in fact I am more healthy because I am working towards keeping my immune system strong to prevent outbreaks. Al > Hi Rich, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> Thanks in advance, >> Richard > Hi Rich, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > "Rich" <ash...@hotmail.com> wrote in message Hi Grant, Herpes is treated as an infectious disease, one that is not cureable but controlable. As an infectious agent in the body it would certainly put a load on the immune system dependant of severity and the amount of time it has to migrates internally or externally. So I would have to assume that hepres does lower a persons immune capability simply by being a chronic load on that system. Rich Hi Rich, That's not how the virus works. It doesn't put a load on your immune system at all. Your immune system is what keeps in check. If your immune system is not working well, then you will have herpes outbreaks more often than those whose immune systems are working better. I never get sick. I very rarely have herpes outbreaks. ar >> Hi Rich, >> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > being a chronic load on that system. > Rich > That's not how the virus works. It doesn't put a load on your immune > system at all. Your immune system is what keeps in check. If your immune > system is not working well, then you will have herpes outbreaks more often > than those whose immune systems are working better. > > I never get sick. I very rarely have herpes outbreaks. Ar is right! Having herpes doesn't lower your immune system. I've had genital herpes type-2 for 12 years now and I hardly ever get sick. If herpes did lower your immune system you would think I would be sick all the time and I'm not. I think if you do some reading (not on the internet) you will find that there is a method to this herpes madness. Hang in there, Angela ;)  Signaturehttp://yoshi2me.com - Herpes Help http://yoshi2me.com/phpbb/index.php - STD Message Board http://yoshi2me.com/sexual-health/ - Sexual Health Buzz > Hi Grant, > Herpes is treated as an infectious disease, one that is not cureable [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > being a chronic load on that system. > Rich Herpes Simplex Virus does NOT lower your immune system. That's a nice thought though... Angela ;) Signaturehttp://yoshi2me.com - Herpes Help http://yoshi2me.com/phpbb/index.php - STD Message Board http://yoshi2me.com/sexual-health/ - Sexual Health Buzz Rich, You can get what's called a secondary infection in a herpes sore from bacteria. That may be what you're thinking (?). But bacteria isn't a "parasite"...it's of the microbial family, just as is the herpes virus. Someone's been feeding you bad info! > Does anyone know the name of the prarsites that invade due to lowered > immune system reposnse from herpes. I have lesions on the inside of > mouth now that arppear to be entry points for parasites I foams big > time with peroxide.. What are they called and how do you kill them? > Thanks in advance, > Richard |
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