Herpes and symptoms in men

The symptoms of male herpes are generally erythema on the skin, and blisters may appear in the later stage. If the blisters rupture, it will cause skin erosion or ulcers, most of which will be at the junction of the skin and mucous membrane, accompanied by local pain and itching, and also accompanied by a burning sensation.

Male herpes is generally caused by viral infection. Most of them grow on the male foreskin, or on the glans penis, including the penis and other parts. On the basis of erythema, small blisters usually occur in groups. The blisters can slowly turn into pustules. The pain and itching symptoms are more severe. Generally, there are symptoms of rupture in about 6 days. After rupture, erosion and ulcers can be formed. When the local area is hot and humid, the symptoms will be more severe. Some people may induce urethritis or dysuria. Most people will also have pain in the lymph nodes in the groin, including skin fever and muscle pain. If it is more serious, it may induce meningitis symptoms.

The herpes virus is highly contagious and spreads quickly. After the onset of the disease, personal isolation is required and sexual intercourse is prohibited in the early stages. Antiviral drugs are also required for treatment in a timely manner. During treatment, attention should be paid to private hygiene, and exercise should be increased to improve immunity.