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Herpes

Herpes is a highly contagious and extremely unpleasant viral infection. There are many variations of the virus, but most infections take place around the mouth and around the genitals. Herpes outbreaks take the form of cold sores around the mouth. On the genitals, it appears as red watery blisters, which can be itchy and extremely painful. These blisters will eventually burst, turning into small ulcers which can take weeks to heal.

Unfortunately, there is no way to completely eradicate the herpes virus, but you can treat herpes to reduce the frequency, duration, and severity of outbreaks, even to the point where the virus becomes virtually dormant. Our range of herpes treatments use proven natural ingredients which can treat herpes symptoms, sooth and heal any sores and prevent future outbreaks effectively.

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Herpeset Genital Herpes Relief
£24.99
This genital Herpes treatment will tackle the painful symptoms of the virus. This liquid spray can safely reduce the discomfort caused by the virus quickly and effectively.
Dermisil H formula
£59.99
Treat Herpes all over the body. This Herpes treatment remedy uses natural ingredients to help speed up the skin’s healing process significantly.
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Herpes is a viral disease caused by the herpes simplex virus. There are a number of variations of the herpes simplex virus and it affects the body in distinctly different ways based on the area of infection. The 2 most common types of herpes are oral herpes, which manifests itself as cold sores and blisters around the mouth, and genital herpes, which manifests as red sores around the genital area. But herpes can also infect areas around the fingers nails, mouth, eyelids, ears, neck and in very rare cases, even the brain.

The cycle of the virus varies depending on the areas of the infection, but typically symptoms, if not tackled with a herpes treatment, can last up to 21 days or more, before they go into a remission period. This is why it’s important to tackle the symptoms straight away with an effective treatment solution.