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I just had my primary outbreak 2 weeks ago now in the recovery stage. All my symptoms were gone, I can pee normally now, blisters and ulcer all dried up and scabbing. However, I still feel itchy where the blisters and ulcers were. Does that mean I'm still recovering or the next OB is on the way? BTW im type 1 (thru pcr swab test, positive twice) and on antiviral and lysine hence I don't expect another OB that soon.

please help me. I'm a very new herpster. Thanks all.

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Hey Type1, try some bactine spray to numb that area. It's prolly still raw or tender from the blisters, mine was for months, you could also try Lidocaine cream that will help or baby wipes with Aloe Vera in them or even the aloe cream. Also taking bathes with Epsom Salts really help with itches and healing. Let the area air dry as much as possible. Going commando at night will help the air reach the effected areas. Hugs honey, Aces xo 

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