Hello,

Thanks for your query on HCM

"As"per your clinical history is concerned please follow like this -

Do a physical examination by your doctor[dermatologist] and talk about antiviral like [Acyclovir] to speed up healing process and use it's cream on blisters.

Do follow few preventive steps like this -

1)Try to avoid skin-to-skin contact with others while blisters are present.

2)Try to avoid sharing items like utensils, towels, lip balm etc

3)Try to Keep your hands clean

Hope that helps

dear user


about your question i would like to tell you that these symptoms refer to infection she has.....there are multiple organisms causing this infection it may be viral or fungal or bacterial infection mostly hsv2... need simple tests for investigation ...
this infection may acquired to you thraugh sexual contact with infected person so if you have sex with some person you should ask him about having sexual infection or not ..
that will be helpful alot ...
fungal infection usually accompaigned by whitish thicky cheesy discharge and it is not present ....

there is what is called hsv2 herpes infection it affect genital organs and cause burning and blisters of the vagina....my advice is to see your doctor to examin her as he may administer blood test and vaginal swab if there is indication for that...she should not having sex untill treatment and complete recovery because that will harm more and will cause severe inflammation...........

hope that helps