Herpes symptoms - #19524
A few days ago, I noticed a tingling sensation on my lower lip, followed by small blisters. At first, I thought it was just a regular rash or maybe an allergy to something I ate, but then it started burning and itching. I did some searching online, and now I’m worried that these could be herpes symptoms. I haven’t had anything like this before, and I’m honestly not sure what triggered it. I don’t remember having a fever or anything unusual before the blisters appeared, but I’ve been really stressed lately due to work. Can stress cause herpes symptoms to show up suddenly? Also, does Ayurveda consider herpes a pitta-related disorder? My digestion has also been off for the past few weeks, so I wonder if there’s a deeper imbalance happening. The blisters are starting to dry out now, but I read that herpes symptoms can come back again. Is there a way to prevent recurrences through Ayurveda? I don’t want to rely on antiviral medication if there’s a natural approach to manage this. Are there any herbal remedies or dietary changes that can help? I’m also concerned that this could spread to other areas. Should I be careful with certain foods or habits to avoid making it worse? Some say spicy and acidic foods can trigger herpes symptoms – is that true? Also, are there any Ayurvedic treatments like lepa (herbal paste) or specific detox therapies that can help reduce the virus in the body? Would really appreciate any Ayurvedic guidance on dealing with herpes symptoms naturally. Also, how do I know if my immune system is strong enough to keep this under control? Should I take immunity-boosting herbs like Ashwagandha or Guduchi?
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