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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Herpes / August 2003Fucidin
This is what I use when I have an HSV1 outbreak, being a red spot on the penis. My doc prescribed it to me 3 years ago when I was initially diagnosed. Upon closer look, its an antibiotic cream. So in actual fact, it is only for stopping bacterial infections and not to suppress the virus. So all this time when I used this cream, my body was fighting the virus on its own without any help? Interesting. Any opinons? You got it right. That's a bogus cream and won't do your body any good in fighting the outbreaks. ar > This is what I use when I have an HSV1 outbreak, being a red spot on the > penis. My doc prescribed it to me 3 years ago when I was initially > diagnosed. Upon closer look, its an antibiotic cream. So in actual fact, it > is only for stopping bacterial infections and not to suppress the virus. So > all this time when I used this cream, my body was fighting the virus on its > own without any help? Interesting. Any opinons? As I recall, my initial outbreak was a blister type. So the cream perhaps was to prevent bacterial infection. But its pretty much useless now as I haven't blistered since. > You got it right. That's a bogus cream and won't do your body any good in > fighting the outbreaks. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > its > > own without any help? Interesting. Any opinons? Hmmm...but I still don't see what difference that makes. :) Herpes is a virus and there are no bacteria running around a herpes blister. Perhaps the doctor thought you had something else? ar > As I recall, my initial outbreak was a blister type. So the cream perhaps > was to prevent bacterial infection. But its pretty much useless now as I [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > its > > > own without any help? Interesting. Any opinons? |
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