>I am kind of new to the more intense symptoms, and I was wondering if it is
>normal to feel occasional aches and pains in the groin, and genital or inner
>thigh area that just come out of no where and ache for a few seconds and
>then go away without warning even if you aren't doing anything to aggravate
>that part of the body and feel generally okay?
Those aren't things that are usually described, but everyone's H
experience is slightly different. If you're suffering from a
particularly bad first outbreak, those things are entirely possible.
The good news is, this is probably the worst it will be.
> I think this outbreak is on
>the way out because I really don't feel bad now, except for feeling a little
>tired and I have a slight temp like 99.6F-100.00F that I have had for this
>whole thing.
Yep. That temperature is the body working overtime trying to rid
you of active virus.
Hope you feel better soon,
Mike
Tom - 06 Mar 2005 18:40 GMT
> Those aren't things that are usually described, but everyone's H
> experience is slightly different. If you're suffering from a
> particularly bad first outbreak, those things are entirely possible.
> The good news is, this is probably the worst it will be.
I did notice today that after drinking a large coffee my lower back and butt
started to feel sore as if the cafeine activated something, and then after a
couple of hours I was okay. Most of my blisters are small reddish dots, that
don't hurt except one and it is bigger and sore and achy. I heard the
blisters mean the end of the outbreak.
> Yep. That temperature is the body working overtime trying to rid
> you of active virus.
>
> Hope you feel better soon,
Thanks, Mike, I hope I do also. This is starting to wear on me.
Tom